A magnificent piece! Thanks for posting. I find that throwing pieces as large as this is exhausting… centering and pulling so much clay is very strenuous for me.
Just found your videos on recommended. I only took a pottery class in college, but it was fun. Maybe I'll try again just for fun! Watching you work I can almost smell the clay and feel it as well. Very relaxed now, thank you!
You videos are so relaxing and nice. Makes me want to start pottery. I wanna leave me pre pre med school and join arts school. I mean graduate from science high school just so I can re start my arts and your videos give me so much motivation. I wanted to write it in caps but because I am saying this with a soothing tone I don't want u to read it like I am screaming on top of my lungs.
How do you remove the piece off the wheel without deforming it? Do you wait until it's dry or do you use heat-gun to speed up the process? I am curious.
Florian, I have trouble keeping my keys from getting loose while trimming. I press them in tight and use clay that is firmer. Do you have this problem and how do you solve it?
You're really doing such a amazing Works..!😍 You will confirmly reach 1 Million soon for your Hard Work & Bloopers Too..🤭 Love From Srilanka..♥️🇱🇰 ( It's Really Far Away!! )😂
So if like a hair stand falls in there. Is it better to let it burn on the kiln or take it out. Possibly noticing after it's been dried? I guess my question is how bad would it be if I didn't notice it.
16 I think, but we started using clay in my school from the ages of 6! Didn't sit at the wheel until I was 16 though and that's when I got addicted to it!
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A magnificent piece! Thanks for posting. I find that throwing pieces as large as this is exhausting… centering and pulling so much clay is very strenuous for me.
I can’t get over how dry the clay sounds yet seems so easy to trim without getting any chattering!
Seriously you helped me fall asleep in an instant. Most relaxed I've ever been. It's amazing.
This video really highlights the benefit of a sturdy rim and its structural relevance.
The amount of control you have in hands is extraordinary! I wish I have similar skills in future. Great job, and congrats on such a beautiful piece.
Just found your videos on recommended. I only took a pottery class in college, but it was fun. Maybe I'll try again just for fun! Watching you work I can almost smell the clay and feel it as well. Very relaxed now, thank you!
Love watching you work!
Thank you 🙌🏻
Ditto.
You videos are so relaxing and nice. Makes me want to start pottery. I wanna leave me pre pre med school and join arts school. I mean graduate from science high school just so I can re start my arts and your videos give me so much motivation.
I wanted to write it in caps but because I am saying this with a soothing tone I don't want u to read it like I am screaming on top of my lungs.
You are the best!
Looks so good:)
Hermoso trabajo 🤍
This is like those baby sensory videos for me, i love watching your videos so much
Excellent. Good luck in your endeavors. Don't get tired!
Beautiful
Amazing..😍✨👍🏻
Keep up the good work 🥰🤗
I’m new at this and I’m taking classes rn one day I want to be as good as you
Love from India 😃
Nice bro
Fantastic
This is true ASMR
Lots of love from Pakistan ❤❤❤
Magnificent. I love watching you work. How wide is this bowl?
How do you remove the piece off the wheel without deforming it? Do you wait until it's dry or do you use heat-gun to speed up the process? I am curious.
Florian, I have trouble keeping my keys from getting loose while trimming. I press them in tight and use clay that is firmer. Do you have this problem and how do you solve it?
You're really doing such a amazing Works..!😍
You will confirmly reach 1 Million soon for your Hard Work & Bloopers Too..🤭
Love From Srilanka..♥️🇱🇰 ( It's Really Far Away!! )😂
So if like a hair stand falls in there. Is it better to let it burn on the kiln or take it out. Possibly noticing after it's been dried? I guess my question is how bad would it be if I didn't notice it.
I am kinda curious… how many years have you been doing pottery?
A decade or so now, perhaps a little longer.
How much clay did you need for this bowl?
How many kilos of clay did you use and what was the diameter of the bowl.
Niceeee
Amei
Do you prefer working with a harder clay when throwing a large bowls ?
No! It just so happened the clay left in the bag was pretty firm but I much prefer softer stuff for bowls like this, hard clay makes centring a pain.
whats ur age when u start pottery sir?
16 I think, but we started using clay in my school from the ages of 6! Didn't sit at the wheel until I was 16 though and that's when I got addicted to it!
@@floriangadsby tnx so much sir ur videos are rlly nice and i love pottery i hope one day i can be like u sir
Do you know of a place that makes custom stamps? I love how small and simple but quaint yours is. And I would definitely know it if I saw it 🤗
I’m afraid I’m really not the person to ask as I’ve always made my own stamps! Not something I’ve researched unfortunately.
@@floriangadsby can we get a video about you making a stamp sir ?
@@vq5962 i second this request please, as i really want one
Now how many tries did this one take lol
I’m guessing you used about 6 lbs of clay?
That sure is a lot of trimming.
Me imbito a bailar un hombre turu turu turu...
experience in trimming...???...!!!...??? when stopping? I never venture where you go....Too scared....
It can take time to learn the limitations! Don't be too scared, you've got to destroy pots to learn those limits.
Not good as the Indian onces