Thank you! That really does mean a lot, it's hard knowing if this kind of content appeals to wider audiences, especially to those outside of the ceramics community. Thanks for watching!
Florian Gadsby yes, I did the same :]. It’s hard not to watch the entire video because you truly know what you’re doing. How long have you been working on pottery? I truly hope one day I can invest, and learn. It’s just not something I can embark on financially at this time, but it looks so fulfilling, and lovely. Much luck to you and your lovely work🙏🌷
@@Turkey_Fart Sorry, he's not trivializing the process - anybody who thinks that is an idiot. It's not an effing assembly line either - his stuff is entirely hand made, from start to finish, by him. He made it look easy because of his years and years of training, learning and perfecting the skills.
@@MTMF.london it’s definitely an assembly line. He isn’t making only one bowl start to finish and then moving onto the next one, he is doing batches on planks of wood to move them into the next phase. That’s an assembly line (the pots are assembled in a line kinda gives it away). Things can be an assembly line and handmade… you just sound stupid
First time here. Aside from how marvelous the process was, the way he speaks was like a poem or a screenplay. I really love it. I immediately subscribed.❤
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I wish I had found your videos before, they are the best pottery skills/demonstration videos I have seen. Thank you for sharing and explaining every aspect so well and so thoroughly!
I've never watched a RUclips video with narration that's so easy to listen to. Informative, calm, interesting, no ego, no bullshit. Such an enjoyable video and the bowls look so good once they come out of the kiln. New subscriber here for sure.
I’ve been thinking about getting into pottery and make a career out of it for a few months now. I deeply appreciate this videos. Your work is absolutely amazing! Your passion and dedication are heartwarming and inspiring. Thank you for sharing this with us❤️
@@bondfool Sometimes it is but I’d say for the most part it isn’t. The best, most meditative moments are when I’m in the midst of throwing a batch of mugs or bowls. These are shaped I’ve made so many of I can sort of just switch off. Although as I’ve had so much practice I don’t have to fully concentrate, so often I end up just thinking about all kinds of things, so, to solve that problem I stick on a podcast or an audiobook. Those are my favourite moments on the wheel.
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These are absolutely gorgeous! I love how no two pieces are the same. Each piece is organically unique which adds to its beauty. I never knew so much work went into making pottery. This video has given me such an appreciation for the products I have shamelessly looked over in stores in the past. Thank you for this beautiful masterpiece!
I thought the entire point of pottery was to make a dish or pot as perfectly as humanly possible... so the fact that no two pots are the same would mean he failed at his task, unless the only difference is in color which doesn't really matter.
@@sebaschan-uwu didn’t humans start making pottery just to like cook and carry water lol who said everything has to be perfect ? We aren’t machines!! Those differences in outcome don’t mean failure at all it’s just natural :)
@@sebaschan-uwu “Perfect” in this case still allows for slight variations in the shape and colour, as long as it still fulfils the intended purpose. Immanuel Kant wrote about there being two types of beauty: pure beauty (the kind you look for in art, whose only purpose is to be beautiful and interesting), and dependent beauty. The beauty in functional pottery is of the dependent kind, as it depends on how well the item fulfils its purpose. If you have a favourite mug, it’s probably one that fits your idea of what a good mug should be like particularly well.
when you stack them in the kiln for bisque, the consistency of the shape and size struck me. shows how skilful you are. always love your video! your video making is just as good as your pottery.
This was so therapeutic! I loved watching the process. The attention to detail is crazy! I'd love to attempt making my own bowl, pot or vase someday haha. Great video! Thank you for the narration too, it definitely added to the experience.
I'll admit, I didn't expect to watch the whole video but it was so satisfying! The design was beautiful, the whole progress was interesting and educating and your voice was soothing and nice to hear. So thank you so much for all of your hard work and for making this video so interesting
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Absolutely top notch video work. The narration and description of what you're doing is excellent. As someone who loves hand made pottery I wish I could buy some of your work. Gorgeous work. Thank you for walking us through this. I guess I need to watch all your other videos now!
Fascinating. And an absolutely beautiful result. The attention to detail is palpable, and definitely worth it. However do you determine what to ask for each piece, based on all of the time spent and materials used in the making?
What you say about enjoying the trimming resonates with me. I just recently began throwing after a 40 year break, and I realize after thinking about the wood turning programs I've watched in the interim, how much I like that part of pottery making. I did hand building, which I enjoy, and combining the two, but I think it is the turning that I like best. Something about the fluidity that can be captured through turning, mesmerizing. I really enjoy your videos Florian, thank you.
It's crazy to have been watching small clips of your process for years on instagram to come together in a very neat, through, and satisfying video, very nice! Idk why but the process never fails to enthrall my attention
Amazing! You should do a video on spiral wedging! I'm slowly learning through watching your technique and then rewinding, and it has been a fantastic skill recently. I bet it would be kind of difficult to explain and film, though.
I've got the footage filmed I believe for a video about spiral wedging. I was going to do a longer how to recycle clay video, or at least show how I do it anyway, that included both spiral wedging and cut wedging but truthfully it might need it's own video. And the narration won't be a problem! I do all of my voiceovers afterwards at home, never in the studio.
@@floriangadsby Yes, please! Would love to see your recycling process. I save everything I can and it's labor intensive - no fancy machines. Not sure if I'm doing it as efficiently as it can be done though.
wow! i'm currently taking ceramics in high school and we just started throwing a few cylinders here and there. this actually made me realize how much more there is to throwing. good job and glazes always manage to trip me out lol. red turns to green, blue turns to black and so on haha. toasted sage is the best tho. Anyways, love the content, and keep it up!
very soothing/calming voice, and smooth pottery style you have. very satisfying to watch and listen too. i find myself watching your vids over and over again just to get myself in that peaceful, quiet, stress free frame of mind. your the best.
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I respect these nuanced insights so much, as I know they come from patience and experience over time! This is what makes me dream of being a maker's apprentice
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This is perfection! I'm so amazed, inspired & impressed! I've never created any pottery before, but ice always been so interested in doing so! I'm trying to learn so my daughter & I can create some beautiful creations of our own. Thanks for posting such an informative video!!!! Straight to the point!!!
A true mastery of your craft. All of the processes and skills working together. Mind and body aligned. Yet still there are some parts of the process you like the least, which is very reassuring.
Your voice, your explanation, your work, your calmness, just awesome I stayed for full 15 minutes and I am the kind of person who never watches any videos more than 6 minutes. But your video made me stay. Best wishes
I'm really looking forward to making pottery after my exams are over. I've been learning how to make pottery through RUclips videos, and your videos have been incredibly helpful to me. Your dishes are very consistent and beautiful. I hope to be able to make pottery as beautifully as you do
Wow.. this video was really 15 minutes?? I watched the whole thing and I swear I didn’t even blink... was so captivating to see the process from start to finish. Had no idea how it was done but this was such an interesting watch. Only clicked on the video out of curiosity, but that was actually amazing!
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great presentation. I am no where close to the process however I am fascinated with your work and voice.. Quite good work. Moreover, I believe you are even pro in art of presentation
The magnitude of pots! It looks so deceptively easy. So many to one kiln. The time it takes to make just one and the time it takes to make a kiln full. I would totally starve as a potter. 🤣🤣🤣
Such an extensive process wow I truly admire your dedication and your passion. I would love to learn pottery someday. This video has inspired me. Thank you
This is awesome! You made it look so simple but I know it must have taken such a long time to develop your skills. I have a new respect for my old teachers and the technicians from when I did a shourt ceramics course. Monitoring the kiln.. Such a long in depth process! The bowls you made here are gorgeous! I wish there was more like it around the world but alas mass production and such sterile controlled conditions.... Keep up the amazing work! Subscribed! :D
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Wow... came for a quick peek - stayed for the full 15mins. Great pace - well filmed - really interesting. Thank you!
Thank you! That really does mean a lot, it's hard knowing if this kind of content appeals to wider audiences, especially to those outside of the ceramics community. Thanks for watching!
@@floriangadsby Anything you put your heart into and truly enjoy is absolutely worth while. Just keep doing you. ♥️
@@floriangadsby hii sir. Which type of colour use for pottery ,? plz reply
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Florian Gadsby yes, I did the same :]. It’s hard not to watch the entire video because you truly know what you’re doing. How long have you been working on pottery? I truly hope one day I can invest, and learn. It’s just not something I can embark on financially at this time, but it looks so fulfilling, and lovely. Much luck to you and your lovely work🙏🌷
This looked wayyyyy too simple. Anyone who has thrown before knows what he just did was unbelievable.
He made it look wayyyyyy to easy.
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@@Turkey_Fart Sorry, he's not trivializing the process - anybody who thinks that is an idiot. It's not an effing assembly line either - his stuff is entirely hand made, from start to finish, by him. He made it look easy because of his years and years of training, learning and perfecting the skills.
@@MTMF.london you don’t have to be so confrontational Jesus
@@MTMF.london it’s definitely an assembly line. He isn’t making only one bowl start to finish and then moving onto the next one, he is doing batches on planks of wood to move them into the next phase. That’s an assembly line (the pots are assembled in a line kinda gives it away). Things can be an assembly line and handmade… you just sound stupid
Seriously one of the best pottery videos I’ve seen yet. I love the clear, calm, and concise why you explained everything as you went along 10/10
💯🎯👏👏👏👏
We just care about price while buying this kind of things but actually we should think and care about the artists hard work and passion behind it
I'm taken aback by the neatness and amazing organisation of his workplace. Everything is so tidy.
First time here. Aside from how marvelous the process was, the way he speaks was like a poem or a screenplay. I really love it. I immediately subscribed.❤
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Couldn't agree more!
Nis
Me too
This is so satisfying to whatch and it's incredible to see the final result!
So pleased you enjoyed the video, thanks for taking the time to watch.
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AMAZING!!!!👏👏👏💯
The camera quality, angles, narration, and overall video production were as impressive as the pottery making itself!
Thank you so much! Appreciate you taking the time to watch.
I wish I had found your videos before, they are the best pottery skills/demonstration videos I have seen. Thank you for sharing and explaining every aspect so well and so thoroughly!
Thank you Marie-France! I'm really pleased to hear you found them useful!
👏👏👏💯
Watching a skilled craftsman working and producing beautiful handmade items is a pleasure I never tire of.
I've never watched a RUclips video with narration that's so easy to listen to.
Informative, calm, interesting, no ego, no bullshit.
Such an enjoyable video and the bowls look so good once they come out of the kiln.
New subscriber here for sure.
Thank you Chris. What a kind comment, glad to have you aboard! 🙌🏻
I am deeply impressed by all this knowledge. Touched by your kindness to show your steps and to explain so much for everyone here. Thank you!
here here u r spot on
beautiful work. I had my first pottery class yesterday and I have a new appreciation for what you do. I failed really bad, for 4 full hours.
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You didn't fail, you started to learn.
I love how you narrate, you have a soothing voice and it's easy to understand while you explain. Beautiful work and great channel!
I’ve been thinking about getting into pottery and make a career out of it for a few months now. I deeply appreciate this videos. Your work is absolutely amazing! Your passion and dedication are heartwarming and inspiring. Thank you for sharing this with us❤️
a Real pro -
“And that’s it. Now just to repeat this process 80 more times”
Unintended ASMR.
I've never done pottery... 😭It looks amazing ..I will try it one day ❤️❤️
Thanks for the video, amazing piece of Artwork. 😅
This is incredible. Much respect to the patience and passion that goes into what you do.
Gods mind is creation Man’s mind is instrumentation...God bless you sir👏
The most remarkable thing ive ever seen. Youre at the top of your craft.
Listen to your soothing voice and watching your works feels like meditation...
I'm glad to hear you find my voice soothing! Narrating videos is still a new venture for me, slowly getting used to it. Thanks for watching!
@@floriangadsby Your voice is relaxing indeed ! May be its new for you but undoubtedly its a great addition to your videos! Thanks for uploading!
@@floriangadsby Do you find it meditative too, or does the meditation go away when it’s your livelihood?
@@bondfool Sometimes it is but I’d say for the most part it isn’t. The best, most meditative moments are when I’m in the midst of throwing a batch of mugs or bowls. These are shaped I’ve made so many of I can sort of just switch off. Although as I’ve had so much practice I don’t have to fully concentrate, so often I end up just thinking about all kinds of things, so, to solve that problem I stick on a podcast or an audiobook. Those are my favourite moments on the wheel.
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Thanks for this, not only very educational but so relaxing, was about to suffer an anxiety attack 💞
Remember loves, the expert at anything was once a beginner
Got mine a month ago and I love the bowl! Thx for the glimpse into the making process
Hooray! That's wonderful to hear, thank you! And thanks for taking the time to watch too.
Same
These are absolutely gorgeous! I love how no two pieces are the same. Each piece is organically unique which adds to its beauty. I never knew so much work went into making pottery. This video has given me such an appreciation for the products I have shamelessly looked over in stores in the past. Thank you for this beautiful masterpiece!
I thought the entire point of pottery was to make a dish or pot as perfectly as humanly possible... so the fact that no two pots are the same would mean he failed at his task, unless the only difference is in color which doesn't really matter.
@@sebaschan-uwu didn’t humans start making pottery just to like cook and carry water lol who said everything has to be perfect ? We aren’t machines!! Those differences in outcome don’t mean failure at all it’s just natural :)
@@sebaschan-uwu
“Perfect” in this case still allows for slight variations in the shape and colour, as long as it still fulfils the intended purpose.
Immanuel Kant wrote about there being two types of beauty: pure beauty (the kind you look for in art, whose only purpose is to be beautiful and interesting), and dependent beauty. The beauty in functional pottery is of the dependent kind, as it depends on how well the item fulfils its purpose. If you have a favourite mug, it’s probably one that fits your idea of what a good mug should be like particularly well.
when you stack them in the kiln for bisque, the consistency of the shape and size struck me. shows how skilful you are. always love your video! your video making is just as good as your pottery.
😍👏👏👏💯
Someday I would love to learn this art...
This was so therapeutic! I loved watching the process. The attention to detail is crazy! I'd love to attempt making my own bowl, pot or vase someday haha. Great video! Thank you for the narration too, it definitely added to the experience.
I'll admit, I didn't expect to watch the whole video but it was so satisfying! The design was beautiful, the whole progress was interesting and educating and your voice was soothing and nice to hear.
So thank you so much for all of your hard work and for making this video so interesting
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You’re amazing, wow the amount of patience and skill you have is insane!!
I honestly want to try this I’ve never been good at any other art except items or models.
3:02 Wait, did you throw 77 bowls in one day??
Only takes a few hours or so. On a good day I'll do 100+ but I only have to do that every couple of months.
@@floriangadsby how-
Absolutely top notch video work. The narration and description of what you're doing is excellent. As someone who loves hand made pottery I wish I could buy some of your work. Gorgeous work. Thank you for walking us through this. I guess I need to watch all your other videos now!
Thanks so much Chris, the kind words really mean a lot and makes the whole process of creating these videos so worth it.
I've never been more eager to make some bowls right now. So intricate and time consuming yet very satisfying and peaceful.
Fascinating. And an absolutely beautiful result. The attention to detail is palpable, and definitely worth it. However do you determine what to ask for each piece, based on all of the time spent and materials used in the making?
I now know why handmade pottery is so expensive. Great informative video
What you say about enjoying the trimming resonates with me. I just recently began throwing after a 40 year break, and I realize after thinking about the wood turning programs I've watched in the interim, how much I like that part of pottery making. I did hand building, which I enjoy, and combining the two, but I think it is the turning that I like best. Something about the fluidity that can be captured through turning, mesmerizing.
I really enjoy your videos Florian, thank you.
me thinking in the beginning 'hey I could do this'
me thinking midway 'what was I thinking?'
Though laborious, watching his expertise make this look easy is so relaxing. Quite a tenuous balance that makes for a transcendental experience.
Your work is truly impressive; it reflects a tremendous amount of effort and dedication.
It's crazy to have been watching small clips of your process for years on instagram to come together in a very neat, through, and satisfying video, very nice! Idk why but the process never fails to enthrall my attention
Thank you Lee, that really means a lot. I'm so pleased you enjoy the videos.
Amazing content! I've wanted to get started into pottery and this is a great introduction!
Amazing! You should do a video on spiral wedging! I'm slowly learning through watching your technique and then rewinding, and it has been a fantastic skill recently. I bet it would be kind of difficult to explain and film, though.
I've got the footage filmed I believe for a video about spiral wedging. I was going to do a longer how to recycle clay video, or at least show how I do it anyway, that included both spiral wedging and cut wedging but truthfully it might need it's own video. And the narration won't be a problem! I do all of my voiceovers afterwards at home, never in the studio.
@@floriangadsby That’s a great video idea!
@@floriangadsby Yes, please! Would love to see your recycling process. I save everything I can and it's labor intensive - no fancy machines. Not sure if I'm doing it as efficiently as it can be done though.
wow! i'm currently taking ceramics in high school and we just started throwing a few cylinders here and there. this actually made me realize how much more there is to throwing. good job and glazes always manage to trip me out lol. red turns to green, blue turns to black and so on haha. toasted sage is the best tho. Anyways, love the content, and keep it up!
Love to see ur channel 🤗
Clay is love 💕😍
Wow what a process and patience it needs 😩😩👏🏻👏🏻…Kudos to u and the pots are beautiful
Can you recommend a throwing gage that you like?
Mine is made by Darren Ellis, (www.darrenellispottery.com/shop/1-pointer), they aren't always in stock but they're the best model I've used so far.
Thank you! Yes, I have tried to get my hands on one of these for awhile. I will keep trying.
Your videos are so beautiful. Thank you for sharing.
Your voice is extremely calming. What a wonderful video
very soothing/calming voice, and smooth pottery style you have. very satisfying to watch and listen too. i find myself watching your vids over and over again just to get myself in that peaceful, quiet, stress free frame of mind. your the best.
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I respect these nuanced insights so much, as I know they come from patience and experience over time! This is what makes me dream of being a maker's apprentice
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Dude! The way you teach, throw, and edit is just amazing. Truly a master, I thank you~ Throw on~
This is perfection! I'm so amazed, inspired & impressed! I've never created any pottery before, but ice always been so interested in doing so! I'm trying to learn so my daughter & I can create some beautiful creations of our own. Thanks for posting such an informative video!!!! Straight to the point!!!
Mesmerising work. There’s a really beauty to quality craftsmanship. Great job.
Wow. This was absolutely mesmerizing. I can see how one could get obsessed with perfecting this process.
A true mastery of your craft. All of the processes and skills working together. Mind and body aligned. Yet still there are some parts of the process you like the least, which is very reassuring.
Wonderful attitude. Patience, calmness and a lot of respect for all the materials during each step of the process. This is Art.
This is so interesting. And I love the result. You narrated very well, amazing explanation. I absolutely love this. ☺️
Thank you so much! I really appreciate you taking the time to watch.
How much would a 9.5 hour firing of the gas kiln cost? Roughly. Off mains gas
Very informative and interesting. Great voice. Your bowls are fantastic. Thank you for sharing my dear. Sherie Rodrigues from Australia
I still can't comprehend how glazing works and how it turns different colour magically 😅
I want to learn how to make this type of pottery, I love it but I don't have enough resources, I hope and wish to achieve it one day ☺️🥺😘😘Col🇨🇴🇨🇴
For things like this, RUclips is just magical. Awesome video.
I first followed u on Instagram and here I randomly searched for ceramic pottery and was recommended with ur video.....
Your voice, your explanation, your work, your calmness, just awesome
I stayed for full 15 minutes and I am the kind of person who never watches any videos more than 6 minutes. But your video made me stay.
Best wishes
I'm really looking forward to making pottery after my exams are over. I've been learning how to make pottery through RUclips videos, and your videos have been incredibly helpful to me. Your dishes are very consistent and beautiful. I hope to be able to make pottery as beautifully as you do
Just started having lessons on the wheel, your videos are really educational to watch, thank you x
Wow.. this video was really 15 minutes?? I watched the whole thing and I swear I didn’t even blink... was so captivating to see the process from start to finish. Had no idea how it was done but this was such an interesting watch. Only clicked on the video out of curiosity, but that was actually amazing!
Amazing video and massive respect for your artistry. What would you suggest to someone that wanted to pursue this line of work?
This is so beautiful, as a chef i really appreciate how much passion potters put into their work
For those interested each bowl sells for £80. Amazing work!
Why use an electric and a gas kiln?
The twinkling sounds after opening the kiln are beautiful!
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My concentration power was at the max level through out the 15 mins. Never knew I could concentrate so well....
My first pottery video and couldn't stop watching. Very well shot and explained. Not too long not too short, perfect length of video
Throwing is so hard, I'm struggling with every stage, and have new found appreciation for all potters!
your dedication to pottery is remarkable
great presentation. I am no where close to the process however I am fascinated with your work and voice.. Quite good work. Moreover, I believe you are even pro in art of presentation
The magnitude of pots! It looks so deceptively easy.
So many to one kiln.
The time it takes to make just one and the time it takes to make a kiln full.
I would totally starve as a potter. 🤣🤣🤣
"it only takes a few hours to throw 80-100", it takes me an hour to throw 4 uneven cylinders lol
Just found your channel, what I like about your video is that you explain what you are doing.😃
Thank you! So pleased to hear that.
Why talking this much , spoiled whole experience !
Why talking this much , spoiled whole experience !
Wow...great job.. good explanation..
Thanks so much.
Magnifique travail. Que Jésus vous bénisse pour le talent que vous avez bien voulu recevoir de Lui. Merveilleux Talent.
Oh and I just repeat this process oh about…say…80 TIMES
Wow I really love your content. Your voice is so soothing and almost put me out. Lol. Anyways new sub here.
Such an extensive process wow I truly admire your dedication and your passion. I would love to learn pottery someday. This video has inspired me. Thank you
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Amazing work, and great video. Thanks for making this.
Me watching this without even having the clay, let alone anything else. 🤣
This is awesome! You made it look so simple but I know it must have taken such a long time to develop your skills. I have a new respect for my old teachers and the technicians from when I did a shourt ceramics course. Monitoring the kiln.. Such a long in depth process! The bowls you made here are gorgeous! I wish there was more like it around the world but alas mass production and such sterile controlled conditions....
Keep up the amazing work! Subscribed! :D
Wow I love ❤️ it,
I wanna meak my own....can you tell me the name of wax and red one 🙏,......thanks
The process is very meditative and satisfying but labour pays off in the end. True work of art , so interesting.
Wow, you've got some of the most detailed explanations I've ever heard. This is great stuff! Subbed!
This video is very relaxing and comfortable to watch! Thank you for your talent 💕
Are these microwave safe, if not can u make any that are by using different clays :)
Amazing final look nice for restaurants 👏🏼 the man is a great pro craftsman🏺👌🏼