4:23 you forgot to add the audio voiceover for the first part of the foot construction. I like your leaf dish, it’s a different style from what I’ve come to expect & I think the subtly green glaze was the perfect touch to bring out the “leafy-ness”
I am an Artist in UK with a gallery and plan to bring ceramics into my work moving forward. Using vessels mainly hand-built to convey my artworks on. I know so little about this subject, but and a dry sponge soaking everything up. I am a quick study. I found your channel among many, but have to say how grateful I am for your down to earth, simple to follow instructions, tips and how-tos are. I am watching and rewatching your content, as it is giving vital clues as to how to proceed. Your easy delivery of content makes it an enjoyable watch, so thanks again. In a video you asked about other topics. How to safely package and ship ceramics would be great along with some links to resources. Also your take on brush on underglazes, mixing colour and sgraffito techniques, unless of course I haven't found that video as yet. Best wishes to you Paul
Cut the leaf out before you remove it (at an angle for a more natural edge) use a dry sponge to flatten it in the bowl - to avoid fingerprints...or put it into the bowl before you remove the leaf.
I'd love to try this with my class! Why do you cover the bowl with the cloth? Is it necessary to do this, or can you do it without anything in the bowl?
4:23 you forgot to add the audio voiceover for the first part of the foot construction. I like your leaf dish, it’s a different style from what I’ve come to expect & I think the subtly green glaze was the perfect touch to bring out the “leafy-ness”
I am an Artist in UK with a gallery and plan to bring ceramics into my work moving forward. Using vessels mainly hand-built to convey my artworks on. I know so little about this subject, but and a dry sponge soaking everything up. I am a quick study. I found your channel among many, but have to say how grateful I am for your down to earth, simple to follow instructions, tips and how-tos are. I am watching and rewatching your content, as it is giving vital clues as to how to proceed. Your easy delivery of content makes it an enjoyable watch, so thanks again. In a video you asked about other topics. How to safely package and ship ceramics would be great along with some links to resources. Also your take on brush on underglazes, mixing colour and sgraffito techniques, unless of course I haven't found that video as yet. Best wishes to you Paul
Woohoo new video!
Love the new backdrop painted!
so simple, so elegant, so beautiful. i love it
Thank you, I’m going to try this one, I love playing with the clay at home!
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Loved this, so simple but gorgeous looking x
Cut the leaf out before you remove it (at an angle for a more natural edge) use a dry sponge to flatten it in the bowl - to avoid fingerprints...or put it into the bowl before you remove the leaf.
So pretty!
Really helpful, and amazing work 😻✨
I'd love to try this with my class! Why do you cover the bowl with the cloth? Is it necessary to do this, or can you do it without anything in the bowl?
Thank you, but why is my clay cracking or cracking? What should I do to protect it from cracking and cracking?
Здравствуйте.Скажите пожалуйста из какой глины вы делаете Ваши красивые изделия,где их обжигаете и какой глазурью покрываете.Спасибо
What kind of glaze did you use? so pretty!!
It's a celadon glaze :)
U didn't show which colors u used and what u apply for shine
Im 🦋New here
Which clay have you used
stoneware! :)