Thank you for the instructor demonstrations on skills of pottery makeing He was resourceful and showed patience explaining the process slowly for new artists
Well demonstrated. Would add that Mishima, because it is done on DRY clay, requires one to wear a N95 or better dust mask, and done outside or in a well ventilated area, for safety's sake. Clay has silica, and silica can cause silicosis.
Hi, I am new to pottery and am really enjoying and appreciating your videos. It seems like a long process to paint the slip on just to scrape most of it away again, why not just paint the leaves in slip and leave the spaces blank?
When first scraping white slip inlay, you say make sure it's dry enough, but you need to specify if that is still leather hard? Or more dry? Most people have a class, and like me, Tuesday and Thursday interfered with the whole process. So how dry? How long did it dry time wise, or specify the description of how hard, dry or wet. Thanks!
Great demo....instructions were very clear, concise and informative. Thanks! much appreciated
Great Information presented clearly with examples.
Great Thanks from Turkey. We love you and your teaching so much.......
Thank you for the instructor demonstrations on skills of pottery makeing
He was resourceful and showed patience explaining the process slowly for new artists
You are not very good videographers but are good at teaching. I've enjoyed your entire series, thank you.
My students actually find humor in the way these series are produced, as do I. The directions are clear and well broken down.
Very helpful. Thank you for taking the time to make these videos.
We love your videoes. Thanks a lot. Love from Turkey, Bodrum.
Thank you for sharing your skill and experience Soon I will try this technique on my own work.
Great information and technics, thank you for sharing!👍❤️
This is terrific- thank you!
thank you very much for your videos. Great teaching. Hope you create more videos
Love the demonstration. Thank you!
I'm learning...thank you for the lessons!
Very clearly explained, thank you, a great help
Great video!
Thankyou for sharing! Very helpful.
Well demonstrated. Would add that Mishima, because it is done on DRY clay, requires one to wear a N95 or better dust mask, and done outside or in a well ventilated area, for safety's sake. Clay has silica, and silica can cause silicosis.
Fantástica clase , gracias.
Good teacher.
Thanks for posting this ^^
What were the last two techniques? I enjoyed the video, would have liked to see the pieces after glazing and firing.
Thank you!!!
Very nice video my friend.Big Thumbs up :) Sifoutv Pottery
Hi, I am new to pottery and am really enjoying and appreciating your videos. It seems like a long process to paint the slip on just to scrape most of it away again, why not just paint the leaves in slip and leave the spaces blank?
Why do most of your videos cut off before you're finished? I must say that it's very frustrating.
PERFECT!))) from Czech)
I wish you were teaching at Gavilan College
When first scraping white slip inlay, you say make sure it's dry enough, but you need to specify if that is still leather hard? Or more dry? Most people have a class, and like me, Tuesday and Thursday interfered with the whole process. So how dry? How long did it dry time wise, or specify the description of how hard, dry or wet. Thanks!
That scrafitto looks air dry not leather hard. I'm confused now.
You do single firing
Did u glaze it later? With stained slip it must be matt
Where do you get the slip?
What school do you teach at?