Again you’ve deconstructed a piece beautifully. I would love more basic handbuilding videos, and introduction to englobes, mark making, and use of slips. You’re generous sharing of your process is exceptionally kind. We’re out here growing. Thank you.
I am so mesmerized watching you work. It is quite evident that you find clay so creatively enjoyable, as I do. I love the look of that "toothy" clay. At present I am working with a white midrange B Clay , which might not be able to work so much but I will play.. I want to creatively enjoy working with layers of color and texture. I would love to see more videos of the engobe/slip making process. Cheers to you and thank you.
You’re right. I always try to avoid using the word “decorating” it’s all about surface and form working together. Thanks for watching, and appreciating.
I strive for Beautiful, not 'Pretty'. I live in BC Canada and people sometimes use the word 'Cute'...I designated it 'an offensive word'... It's my pleasure to watch your creativity and enthusiasm.
The pots are fabulous but the addition of the painterly aspect of your surface decoration sends them over the top! Would like to see more videos on your surface decoration techniques. Really enjoying the series - thank you.
Absolutely beautiful work. You asked what we might want to see or hear more about, and I’d love to find out how you approach the composition and scale of your graphic elements and how you feel out the proportions of the cut and replaced sections. Thank you for sharing your process so thoughtfully. It’s a pleasure to watch you work and hear what you’re thinking about.
I really like the way you build your pieces and one request I would have (if possible) is to learn how you do those extra slabs with structure (grog?)…..
I absolutely love how you approach building your pots. They are beautiful, so complex yet simple all at the same time. It’s extraordinary how the surrounding landscape is such a strong influence. I would very much enjoy some basic techniques demonstrated. Also the start to finish videos are great. Thank you for sharing
Hello Craig! Thank you fir your wonderful ideas! I would like ti ask if once you have created a piece and put it in the kiln, combined it with a piece of metal or wood… I would really like to see someting like that…
Thank you for your generous sharing. Very inspirational and I spent today thinning down my slips as I have been using them too thick. If you could share how you make engobes and slips I’d be most grateful.
I use letters and numbers in different ways, sometimes stencilled on or just scratched into the clay but I also have a few old print blocks that I can impress too.
They are not completely vitrified, so are not fully watertight. That doesn’t concern me too much because they are primarily ceramic paintings that are vessel forms.
Again you’ve deconstructed a piece beautifully. I would love more basic handbuilding videos, and introduction to englobes, mark making, and use of slips. You’re generous sharing of your process is exceptionally kind. We’re out here growing. Thank you.
I am so mesmerized watching you work. It is quite evident that you find clay so creatively enjoyable, as I do. I love the look of that "toothy" clay. At present I am working with a white midrange B Clay , which might not be able to work so much but I will play.. I want to creatively enjoy working with layers of color and texture. I would love to see more videos of the engobe/slip making process. Cheers to you and thank you.
Thanks for watching, it’s good to know that these videos I am making are having a positive influence on other makers.
These are so wonderful. I love the way you think outside the box. I would have never cut that into. But now I want to try it. You are very inspiring.
I love the way you do your work. It’s meditative to me. And the results reflect that ❤
Another inspirational video. Yes please to explaining more about engines. Thank you.
I love the honesty of your work. It is beyond 'decorating' and that is why is it moving.
You’re right. I always try to avoid using the word “decorating” it’s all about surface and form working together. Thanks for watching, and appreciating.
I strive for Beautiful, not 'Pretty'. I live in BC Canada and people sometimes use the word 'Cute'...I designated it 'an offensive word'... It's my pleasure to watch your creativity and enthusiasm.
The pots are fabulous but the addition of the painterly aspect of your surface decoration sends them over the top! Would like to see more videos on your surface decoration techniques. Really enjoying the series - thank you.
Amazing videos thank you for sharing! I would love to see how you make your slips & engobes & crayons
Loved your video and idea of reconstruction. Appreciate you making the video and want to want to see more ideas and final pieces!!!
I absolutely love your work, Craig and I'm very much inspired to have a go myself. Thank you for the demos. Much appreciated.
Absolutely beautiful work. You asked what we might want to see or hear more about, and I’d love to find out how you approach the composition and scale of your graphic elements and how you feel out the proportions of the cut and replaced sections. Thank you for sharing your process so thoughtfully. It’s a pleasure to watch you work and hear what you’re thinking about.
Love your work, thank you for sharing and inspiring ❤
I really like the way you build your pieces and one request I would have (if possible) is to learn how you do those extra slabs with structure (grog?)…..
I absolutely love how you approach building your pots. They are beautiful, so complex yet simple all at the same time. It’s extraordinary how the surrounding landscape is such a strong influence. I would very much enjoy some basic techniques demonstrated. Also the start to finish videos are great. Thank you for sharing
Love watching you make beautiful shapes. From South Africa
Hello to you in South Africa. Thanks for watching
Hello Craig! Thank you fir your wonderful ideas! I would like ti ask if once you have created a piece and put it in the kiln, combined it with a piece of metal or wood… I would really like to see someting like that…
Very cool ideas, thanks for sharing
Thank you for your generous sharing. Very inspirational and I spent today thinning down my slips as I have been using them too thick. If you could share how you make engobes and slips I’d be most grateful.
Lovely too se how you work. I would love to se more of youre surface decorating.
Wonderful video: very clear and so joyfully creative! I hope we get to see the finished pots with their glazes! 😃👍❤️
Great videos. Would love to see how you make your underglaze pencils and more on texture and mark making
This is amazing. I want to try it
hi Craig
love watching your videos. id love to see how you make a large bottomed vase going into a funnel. would you use a template?
I don’t use templates for any of my work but I do plan by making sketches and drawing out shapes on a clay slab before I cut it.
Thanks for sharing!
Cheers...Freddie
I have watched several of your videos...thanks. How do you put the letters, circles, lines onto the clay?
I use letters and numbers in different ways, sometimes stencilled on or just scratched into the clay but I also have a few old print blocks that I can impress too.
Are your pots watertight inside?
They are not completely vitrified, so are not fully watertight. That doesn’t concern me too much because they are primarily ceramic paintings that are vessel forms.
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