Barbara Gittings Masterclass Nerikomi

I recently took part in the Masterclass series within Ceramic Review magazine, in the May/June issue. This is the accompanying video, filmed by Layton Thompson

[@tashacooper-nielsen755]

Beautiful. I really enjoyed watching you. Thank you

[@cguidorizzi52]

This is so inspiring! Thank you so much.

[@carmecarrerastrelliso764]

Muchas grácias !!

[@katharinelloyd5293]

Thanks - very lovely!

[@paulauksztulewicz7381]

Thank you! Fantastic!

[@Lisy8002]

Fabulous! Thanks so much for allowing us to see your process. Out of curiosity, what is crank slip? Thanks again😊

[@mya.phoenix]

Beautiful! And the lady seems so nice and fascinated by her works, which is amazing as well!

[@angelitotiapson1461]

Nice!!!

[@user-sb7sm3hy8t]

Hello Barbara, beautiful work and video. I am wondering what oxides you use for this soft black colour?

[@vivianamarcela5072]

Barbara Desde Argentina Gracias

[@francoisebeffre2128]

Bonjour Barbara
Tu peux mettre un sous-titre en français s’il te plaît ?
Merci
Françoise

[@marblasco8114]

Les sous-titres sont générés automatiquement sur RUclips

[@joserodriguez4010]

What is that tool she uses at 1:23 ??

[@lauralester7919]

how do I take this masterclass? I tried searching for it but couldn't find the actually link to sign up? Thank you!!

[@BarbaraGittingsCeramic]

Hi, it’s not actually a class, it was an article in Ceramic Review,May/June 2020

[@lauralester7919]

@@BarbaraGittingsCeramic ok thank you!

[@marblasco8114]

Hello Barbara, don’t you use an oven?

[@BarbaraGittingsCeramic]

Yes, they are fired in an electric kiln first

[@marblasco8114]

@@BarbaraGittingsCeramic thank you. I admire your work

[@nyotauhura7412]

that's cool looking but really putting a fire so close to the side of a building is rather dangerous