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Yoon Lab
United States
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 30 ม.ค. 2023
Korean ceramist based in US
First Time on a Mini Wheel | Tiny Moon Jar
While recovering from giving birth, I started throwing on a mini wheel at home for the first time.
Here's a video making a tiny 2-part moon jar for my newborn 👶🏻
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Here's a video making a tiny 2-part moon jar for my newborn 👶🏻
www.yoonlabceramics.com/
Instagram: yoonlab_ceramics
#handmade #pottery #moonjar #ceramics #yoonlab #wheelthrowing #ceramic #claytime #clayart #wheelthrown #miniwheel #minimoonjar
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How To Throw a 20 Inch Tall Cylinder On The Potter's Wheel
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Sharing some tips and tricks on how to throw a tall cylinder on the potter's wheel. I used 10lbs(4.5kg) of porcelain clay to make a 20”(53cm) tall cylinder. Instagram: yoonlab_ceramics Website: yoonlabceramics.com/ #pottery #ceramic #porcelain #ceramics #clayart #cylinder #claytime #yoonlab #wheelthrowing #wheelthrown
Pottery Studio Tour | Korean Ceramic Master Kyu-Tak Lee
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Gosanyo is a pottery studio based in Icheon, South Korea run by ceramist Kyu-Tak Lee and his family. Icheon is known as a center of South Korean ceramic manufacturing and is a UNESCO City of Crafts located about 40 minutes drive from Seoul. This is a short documentary of Korean ceramic master Kyu-Tak Lee’s works and his working process using the traditional firewood kiln. Subscribe to Yoon Lab ...
Handmade Black Moon Jars l Behind The Scenes
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Behind the scenes of making the black moon jar collection in Ye’s Park, South Korea. Known as the nation’s “pottery hub”. The Black Moon collection will be available this summer at www.yoonlabceramics.com/ Instagram: yoonlab_ceramics Filmed by Juwan Lim #handmade #pottery #moonjar #ceramics #yoonlab #wheelthrowing #ceramic #claytime #clayart #wheelthrown
Online Slip Casting Class with Choi Ceramics
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Mr. Choi with 30 years of experience in slip casting from South Korea will introduce you to slip casting techniques and plaster mold creation in a 4-part online video workshop. All levels are welcome! Online classes are available at yoonlabceramics.com/ Instagram: yoonlab_school #handmade #pottery #ceramic #ceramics #clayart
How To Throw Porcelain Cups Off The Hump
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Sharing some tips and tricks on throwing off hump using a pottery wheel. It's a skill that will help you to speed up your pottery production. Instagram: yoonlab_ceramics #handmade #pottery #ceramic #ceramics #clayart #claytime #yoonlab #porcelain #southkorea #wheelthrowing #wheelthrown
Skills!!!
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Where did u get ur clays and what do they fire to? I’m obsessed with the black
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I have discovered that I prefer to use bigger lumps of clay and I am learning how to throw off the hump
Thank you Yoon 💓✋👌
Excellent work 💯❤🎉
Thank you!🙏🏻
Always use thread 🧵 never the wire tool as it bows upwards and distorts the floor
Always open to the left with your middle and index fingers
Pls no background music. Hard to focus. Thank you for lesson.
Noted, thank you!
In my opinion, it didn't appeared refined enough. I am not a purist. If you are going to work with clay, bring it up to its highest potential. The final product looked unrefined and lumpy, especially on the border of the jar. Not my style but, I am sure it still appeals to a great number of people. Did it go on a kiln? What are the dark accents shown in the vase at the end?
Thanks for your opinion
@@yoonlabwow, everyone has an opinion apparently lol. but enjoyed the video very much and thought the end product was beautiful. i’m brand new at ceramics and your videos are very calming and informative!
Just the tutorial I needed...thankyou.
Glad it helped
Gorgeous pot, great demo!
Thank you!
1:30 "using your thumb, create an opening to widen the hole" 👀👀👀
Hi Yoon. Such beautifull work! I am challenging myself to work with bigger amounts of porcelain. You talk about the porcelain being pretty dry and I found out that is indeed easier. But this hump is coming out of an extruder. How do you perfectly wedge a porcelain that is so dry? I struggle with that , also physiqally.. Any tips?
Hello, thanks for the kind words. It’s really difficult to hand wedge dry clay so I use pug mill. If you don't have a pug mill machine, you can hand wedge smaller amount of clay and put them together on the potter's wheel
@@yoonlab Thank you!
Beautiful! The pottery and the video! I want to try making a moon jar, but I can’t decide if I should try one half or two~
Thank you! Try both ways and see what works best for you
I really enjoy your videos
Thank you🙏🏻 it means a lot
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THE REVEAL IN THE BABY HAND WAS SO CUTE AAAHHH
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That's so cute! Tiny wheel! Tiny jar! 🥰 I imagine it's harder worker with such small things, so super impressive on top of being cute
Thanks! It really is harder to throw on a tiny wheel but fun
Super adorable!! 😍💛
Thank you! 😍
Beautiful! Best wishes to you and yours.
All the best for you too
Very impressive doing this with porcelain! It's so much less forgiving than stoneware clay. Thank you for sharing!
Thank you!
there is the beauty of art, the simplicity of a piece and the mastery of the technique
Excellent!
Thank you!
Great video and I LOVE the aesthetics of your space.
This video was shot at Moondobang studio located in South Korea
Awesome! I’m going to give it a try! Great video!
Hope you enjoy
Do you work in the same studio as Byung Sik Moon? Looks like the same space and I just took his workshop in NYC he has a tool with “YoonLab” written on it. I thought it might be a brand name but maybe he just stole one of your tools. 😂
Happy to hear that you took Mr. Moon’s workshop and that’s funny that he’s using my tool. Yeah, I spent 3 years in South Korea to learn Korean ceramics including at Moondobang studio. Now I’m back in the states
But how do you use the string
I usually lock one of my elbow on my thigh and gently cut as level as I can using a thin wire / thread. It takes some practice
Could you talk more about how you are stabilizing and compressing the rim?
I usually lock one of my elbow on my body and gently compress the rim after every pull
Amazing Yoon!! Fantastic video!!
Thank you Anas! Hope all is well!
Will definitely try this out today! I’ve been struggling to pull up the walls past 8-10 inches and this videos helps on how to approach tall forms! 👏
I hope it works out!
Hello. This was an excellent demonstration. I will try to apply the lesson in future work. I've been making pots on the wheel since 2019. Mostly by watching tutorials like yours on TH-cam. I live in a rural community. They love my pottery. But there are no advanced pottery schools here. Please, if you don't mind, this is very important. Where did you go for training in South Korea, and would it be possible for an American to study there? I have been researching places to work as an intern for a pottery studio. Thank you for any advice on how to find one.
Thanks! I learned from artists from various fields including wheel throwing, hand building, slip casting, glaze making, and more over the years. I recommend contacting artists directly if you’re planning to learn in South Korea
Kwak Kyungtae does an amazing learning residency in Ye’s Park, Icheeon south Korea. I did a month long residency with him this summer and learned so much! Highly recommend if you’re interested in Korean pottery technique @davezad
Good skill
Thanks!
Amazing! Thank you for sharing this. Was this filmed in Moondobang's studio? And is your technique the standard technique taught across korea? I noticed he also teaches the same method. I always run into issues with the outside hand. There seems to be too much friction and its also hard to get the clay up from the very base. Maybe a wrist flexibility issue? Which fingers are mainly touching the cylinder?
Yes it was filmed at Moondobang and every artist has slightly different techniques across South Korea but the principle seems to be the same
I revisited this beautiful video many months later. I would love to see an in-depth tutorial for this, much like your tall cylinder tips & tricks video.
Great suggestion!
I'm so concerned with not using much water that I tend to get too much friction mid-pull on these tall cylinders. Looks like you're using a sponge with your inside hand... is there quite a lot of water/slip while you're pulling, and then you're just soaking it up afterwards with the stick sponge? Thanks for the video!
I usually use plenty of water or slip during the pull and remove excess water and slip using a sponge or a rib tool while shaping the walls at the finishing stage
Using water when centering/pulling is critical, but if you want to use less, don't sponge it on. Use slip from throwing, and then get your hands wet. That will loosen the slip and keep it sliding. Once you are done pulling, no more water. Like she said, use tools for shaping. What helps the most is centering quickly and minimizing pull. Don't cone and dome a dozen times. The idea that it wedges on the wheel is nice, but it's water-logging the clay before you start. The less moves spent in the high water usage early steps the less water you will need to add.
I just subscribed because you are a genius! using a clear glass vase to show the position is brilliant. Not that I wouldn't have subscribed anyway but that one little thing is thinking outside the box (Or cylinder if you want a bad pun). Also impressed you are working with approx 5kg of essentially chewing gum (how it feels to throw with porcelain) and no offence to those working with other clay bodies but at least I know you have the credentials to be doing a 'how to' on TH-cam if you are going with that. A great channel it seems for the more experienced potter. Thanks
Thanks for your kind words! I'm touched by your positive feedback
showing the hand positions in the glass vase was so helpful and smart omg
Glad to hear it was helpful!
I was going to comment this, I've never seen anyone do that. It's very helpful! ❤
Fantastic tutorial, thank you so much!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Wow this field really needs a technical video series or this art is doomed I don't need a video about how a product looks want info on actual raw ingredients and alternatives weights measure actual technical information. I've literally learned more about pottery from bushcrafting videos than every video on ceramics on youtube so If you could make a science based approach series would be lovely as every video so far has been Karens saying oh I use this product did.
Thanks for sharing your thoughts. The full slip-casting course is available online at yoonlabceramics.com/ The online course is about 4 hrs long and the course covers slip-casting materials and technical information for all levels.
Ficou fina e elegante! 👏👏👏👏👏👏
how to make black witch ingertend ?
very nice. why didnt you use the rubber rib though?
The rubber rib was used to remove excess clay/slip on the exterior wall
@@yoonlab thank you
That was so peaceful! I hope you’ll be posting more! I can’t wait to try and throw my own moon jars!
Thank you! More to come!
Lindo trabalho! Por gentileza gostaria de saber se a argila 1100 , pode fazer utilitário??
Very nice video, short and sweet. Do you trim these hump-thrown vessels?
Thanks! Yeah I always let them dry for a few days and trim them
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Happy to find your channel to experience your high-level skills. Wonderful!
Thanks for the kind words!
amazing
Thank you!
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