Great, beautiful video as always. Thank you for showing us through your process! I never saw someone use a sponge to help them pull walls before either! I hope your market this weekend sells you out.
A friend that has a studio and I go over to his house and help him unload the glaze firings we call it Christmas because you open the kiln it's Christmas look at all these presents I love clay I always have and I always will thank you for your content thank you for sharing with us in your description of what you were doing and every step of the way me is an old man and as a part of that's been playing with clay for 40 years I love clay because it does what you ask it to I'm going to hang up now goodbye thank you
Hey ...!😀 I saw many video regarding the pottery but i like your video most because of your way to explanation (all the details) . love the process ❣️ wanna see more video keep it up ...!😊 & all the best 👍
Hello, I recently just started to learn about paint pottry and glazing as I wanted to home-make all my plant pots (in-door plant lover here). My question is that what type of paint do yourecommend me applying to the pottery before glazing and kyln-firing? I've searched Underglazes, Slips, Oxide stains, Glazes and Acrylic paint, not sure which to start with! Hope you can help me. Love your videos!
hi i know i’m late but how does one determine wether a clay piece is food safe? (and water/dishwasher proof) is there a single factor? like if it’s in a kiln it’s always safe? i’m not a serious potter but i really wanna make bowls and mugs but obviously they should be food safe.
most mid fire glazes and clays are microwave safe and dishwasher safe unless they state otherwise (eg. palladium and shiny glazes, or overglazes). other than that, you will have to fire the glaze and clay to the cone that they were manufactured for. other than that, there are also tests that you can do to make sure that your wares are really food safe even after following the above. eg. the lemon test: ceramicartsnetwork.org/daily/article/Two-Tests-to-Determine-if-Your-Glaze-is-a-Food-Safe-Ceramic-Glaze
What is the material that you put on the cup to make it shiny and suitable for drinking???!!! And it has to be put in a dedicated oven for that, or can I let it dry in the open air … please answer me
it is ceramic glaze. you paint it on before firing it in a kiln. it melts and coats the stoneware, and when it cools, it solidifies. you definitely need a dedicated pottery kiln to produce it.
i have not really calculated exact costs but i believe every firing costs me a few dollars for a kiln this size. you might wanna refer to this for a more accurate calculation: www.soulceramics.com/pages/cost-of-firing-ceramic-kiln
Hello! Could you tell us what specific kiln you're using? 🥺 And where could I buy one? I'm a 17 yo student-artist in the Philippines, and I always wanted to try out ceramic pottery 😊 I plan on saving up I can have my own home pottery studio like you! ☺️ Thank you for being such an inspiration! New subscriber here hehe :))
porcelain is a specific kind of clay, where as the term 'ceramic' is a more general term used to describe vessels made by any kind of clay - could be stoneware, terracotta or porcelain
hi, love your videos and work! do you use brush on glazes? if so, what brand would you recommend? thx, and sorry if you‘ve already answered this question somewhere else - couldn’t find it, so far…
yes it is! i get commercial glazes which are dishwasher and microwave safe (they state so), and you also have to fire the clay and glaze to the cones that they are meant for.
depends on the humidity and how big the vessel is. usually takes a day for cups where i am where humidity is 60%. more important to know how leather hard feels like (easy to trim, but will not go out of shape easily when you handle it)
And as it is appointed unto men once to die, but after this the judgment: (Heb 9:27) For by grace are ye saved through faith; and that not of yourselves: it is the gift of God: Not of works, lest any man should boast. (Ephesians 2:8-9) The Lord is not slack concerning his promise, as some men count slackness; but is longsuffering to us-ward, not willing that any should perish, but that all should come to repentance. (2 Peter 3:9) I tell you, Nay: but, except ye repent, ye shall all likewise perish. (Luke 13:5)
the "women taking charge of their lives" remark sounds like silly feminism. that earned you a thumbs down as i don't see any relation between your pottery and politics.
@@AudreyCCeramics its not related to any country. its the way it is all over the world where feminism has spread and is being picked up by the likes of you. even your wording "gender equality" shows that you have bought into the narrative. the idea of feminism was political from the get go. find out who invented feminism and for what purpose. at least do yourself that favor and learn something useful.
@@CT2507 well and you would come to that conclusion that i am a toxic feminist... because..... i want women to take charge of their lives?!?!? i think you must realise that views are not black and white. many times, they fall on a spectrum, and maybe even on a different axis. i think it's poor form to label anyone who pushes for 'women to take charge of their lives' as pushing for the particular brand of feminism that you deem to be toxic. i dont subscribe to tokenism; i subscribe to meritocracy. i dont subscribe to emasculating others (in this case, the other gender) to reach our goals in life; i subscribe to respect for people (and not just across genders, but people of any identity). 'women who take charge of their lives' is a statement i made as a result of my own personal experiences - i have a mum whom i feel would have thrived better if she knew her choices and didnt just fit into the social norm of being a stay home mum. i myself, as a new mum, have a new identity to nurture a person but feel constantly conflicted between my wants as a mum and a career person. i know of friends who are not given access to education just because they are women. if pushing for women to see past their gender identity to fulfil dreams or to get out of their shitty circumstances rock you the wrong way, then i rest my case.
@@AudreyCCeramics i didn't say you were a toxic feminist, just a silly feminist. those are your own projections. i mean a gullible one who doesn't know that the feminist agenda was set in motion by powerful people, not to help women in any way but to create a divide between men and women. to break relations and homes up. i have known several feminists, and they always choose themselves when the relationship becomes challenging. they forget their lofty ideals of love, togetherness and family and run faster than if chased by the devil. because that's what they have been trained to do. to think of themselves first of all and ditch anything that seems problematic or scary or a threat to their independence and self-preservation. an that's what the feminist agenda does to women. it cant do anything else. it does not teach women to strengthen their relationship. it pits women against men. and the reason why i can say these things about you with a certainty is because you bring up feministic ideas where they don't belong. in a pottery video ffs!! that shows what the heart is full of. the late Aaron Russo who befriended the Rockefellers were told by them why they invented and sponsored women's lib. women's lib and feminism are two sides of the same coin. check out what he said here: th-cam.com/video/lhJCTFZf03A/w-d-xo.html
@@CT2507 the kinda 'feminism' that you are describing IS toxic feminism. it sounds full of hate, and the people that you are describing sound like man-haters. which is what led you to associate me with. not sure how i got labelled as a silly feminist from producing art with a simple message like 'women taking charge of their lives'. can i not encourage and uplift a particular group without being associated with the political agenda of louder, bra-burning 'feminists'? i dont know how a simple message became associated with what you shared (and with that, that brand of feminism that you are describing is not something i do not agree with at all) i did not say 'burn the bras' or 'take over whatever that men do'. i believe in playing to the strengths we are given, i believe in policies that do not oppress. it is obvious you are the one projecting your experiences dealing with man hating feminists.
Your voice is so pleasant in your great videos, thank you for that
Great, beautiful video as always. Thank you for showing us through your process! I never saw someone use a sponge to help them pull walls before either! I hope your market this weekend sells you out.
I love your style!! Colors are exactly I am aiming for!! Beautiful.
Such a calming video
Thank you
Beautiful
Another very nice video. Thanks for sharing!
A friend that has a studio and I go over to his house and help him unload the glaze firings we call it Christmas because you open the kiln it's Christmas look at all these presents I love clay I always have and I always will thank you for your content thank you for sharing with us in your description of what you were doing and every step of the way me is an old man and as a part of that's been playing with clay for 40 years I love clay because it does what you ask it to I'm going to hang up now goodbye thank you
Hey ...!😀
I saw many video regarding the pottery but i like your video most because of your way to explanation (all the details) . love the process ❣️ wanna see more video keep it up ...!😊 & all the best 👍
Your ceramic art is beautiful and you made subway and coke look like thr feast of gods xD
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Amazing video!
That so nice !! Thanks you to share with us 😊
very interesting video.
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Beautiful 😍
Hello, I recently just started to learn about paint pottry and glazing as I wanted to home-make all my plant pots (in-door plant lover here). My question is that what type of paint do yourecommend me applying to the pottery before glazing and kyln-firing? I've searched Underglazes, Slips, Oxide stains, Glazes and Acrylic paint, not sure which to start with! Hope you can help me. Love your videos!
Great video!! :))
very helpful. plz make more :)
Wow it's very beautiful and thanks for showing us this
And it's a coincidence that we have the same name and initials
hi i know i’m late but how does one determine wether a clay piece is food safe? (and water/dishwasher proof) is there a single factor? like if it’s in a kiln it’s always safe? i’m not a serious potter but i really wanna make bowls and mugs but obviously they should be food safe.
most mid fire glazes and clays are microwave safe and dishwasher safe unless they state otherwise (eg. palladium and shiny glazes, or overglazes). other than that, you will have to fire the glaze and clay to the cone that they were manufactured for.
other than that, there are also tests that you can do to make sure that your wares are really food safe even after following the above. eg. the lemon test: ceramicartsnetwork.org/daily/article/Two-Tests-to-Determine-if-Your-Glaze-is-a-Food-Safe-Ceramic-Glaze
@@AudreyCCeramics thanks so much!
Hi Audrey! Love your content! Your Pottery Stamp looks really nice, can I ask you where did you get it from? 😀
What is the material that you put on the cup to make it shiny and suitable for drinking???!!! And it has to be put in a dedicated oven for that, or can I let it dry in the open air …
please answer me
it is ceramic glaze. you paint it on before firing it in a kiln. it melts and coats the stoneware, and when it cools, it solidifies. you definitely need a dedicated pottery kiln to produce it.
Thank you for your video! I'm just thinking of getting a small kiln and I'm wondering if the firing is expensive in terms of your electric bill?
i have not really calculated exact costs but i believe every firing costs me a few dollars for a kiln this size. you might wanna refer to this for a more accurate calculation: www.soulceramics.com/pages/cost-of-firing-ceramic-kiln
Hello! Could you tell us what specific kiln you're using? 🥺 And where could I buy one?
I'm a 17 yo student-artist in the Philippines, and I always wanted to try out ceramic pottery 😊 I plan on saving up I can have my own home pottery studio like you! ☺️
Thank you for being such an inspiration! New subscriber here hehe :))
thanks! i use the olympic mas129e, but am based in the states.. you might be able to find a distributor in the Philippines?
@@AudreyCCeramics I'll see if I could find a model here 🥰 thank you so much Ate Audrey! ❤️
Lovely results! Jus a question about your sponge on a stick. Did you make it yourself and if so how did you do it? Thanks
Lynne New Zealand
Hello! Can I fire with the sc2 kiln? And thank you for this video, very helpful ❤️
I would like to ask you, what is the difference between ceramic cup and porcelain cup?
porcelain is a specific kind of clay, where as the term 'ceramic' is a more general term used to describe vessels made by any kind of clay - could be stoneware, terracotta or porcelain
hi, love your videos and work! do you use brush on glazes? if so, what brand would you recommend? thx, and sorry if you‘ve already answered this question somewhere else - couldn’t find it, so far…
hi, yes i use brush on glazes! i use mid fire glazes.. most are from amaco's PC series, mayco stoneware glazes and mayco stroke and coat.
Would you consider your mugs to be dishwasher or microwave safe? Great video!
yes it is! i get commercial glazes which are dishwasher and microwave safe (they state so), and you also have to fire the clay and glaze to the cones that they are meant for.
lovely video!! how many pieces can you fit in your kiln for glaze firing??
just watched your other video and it answered my question :)))
@@purplepurls77 for this size (180ml), i can fit 10 of them for glaze firing!
Beautiful pottery, what clay did you use?
its the standard 710 brown clay with grog!
Hey, is it good for drinking? & What colours are used?
yes definitely. i layered a white glaze over a teal glaze
How many hours until it turn like leather?
depends on the humidity and how big the vessel is. usually takes a day for cups where i am where humidity is 60%. more important to know how leather hard feels like (easy to trim, but will not go out of shape easily when you handle it)
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Hi..! What type of clay you are using
its the standard 710 brown clay with grog
What kind of clay do you use?
in this video, i use standard 710 dark brown clay with grog!
And as it is appointed unto men once to die, but after this the judgment: (Heb 9:27)
For by grace are ye saved through faith; and that not of yourselves: it is the gift of God: Not of works, lest any man should boast. (Ephesians 2:8-9)
The Lord is not slack concerning his promise, as some men count slackness; but is longsuffering to us-ward, not willing that any should perish, but that all should come to repentance. (2 Peter 3:9)
I tell you, Nay: but, except ye repent, ye shall all likewise perish. (Luke 13:5)
Subway in Coca-Cola is gross
the "women taking charge of their lives" remark sounds like silly feminism. that earned you a thumbs down as i don't see any relation between your pottery and politics.
well if you come from a country that politicises gender equality.. then you can choose to interpret it that way. i don't.
@@AudreyCCeramics its not related to any country. its the way it is all over the world where feminism has spread and is being picked up by the likes of you.
even your wording "gender equality" shows that you have bought into the narrative.
the idea of feminism was political from the get go. find out who invented feminism and for what purpose. at least do yourself that favor and learn something useful.
@@CT2507 well and you would come to that conclusion that i am a toxic feminist... because..... i want women to take charge of their lives?!?!? i think you must realise that views are not black and white. many times, they fall on a spectrum, and maybe even on a different axis. i think it's poor form to label anyone who pushes for 'women to take charge of their lives' as pushing for the particular brand of feminism that you deem to be toxic.
i dont subscribe to tokenism; i subscribe to meritocracy. i dont subscribe to emasculating others (in this case, the other gender) to reach our goals in life; i subscribe to respect for people (and not just across genders, but people of any identity). 'women who take charge of their lives' is a statement i made as a result of my own personal experiences - i have a mum whom i feel would have thrived better if she knew her choices and didnt just fit into the social norm of being a stay home mum. i myself, as a new mum, have a new identity to nurture a person but feel constantly conflicted between my wants as a mum and a career person. i know of friends who are not given access to education just because they are women. if pushing for women to see past their gender identity to fulfil dreams or to get out of their shitty circumstances rock you the wrong way, then i rest my case.
@@AudreyCCeramics i didn't say you were a toxic feminist, just a silly feminist. those are your own projections. i mean a gullible one who doesn't know that the feminist agenda was set in motion by powerful people, not to help women in any way but to create a divide between men and women. to break relations and homes up. i have known several feminists, and they always choose themselves when the relationship becomes challenging. they forget their lofty ideals of love, togetherness and family and run faster than if chased by the devil.
because that's what they have been trained to do. to think of themselves first of all and ditch anything that seems problematic or scary or a threat to their independence and self-preservation. an that's what the feminist agenda does to women. it cant do anything else. it does not teach women to strengthen their relationship. it pits women against men.
and the reason why i can say these things about you with a certainty is because you bring up feministic ideas where they don't belong. in a pottery video ffs!! that shows what the heart is full of.
the late Aaron Russo who befriended the Rockefellers were told by them why they invented and sponsored women's lib. women's lib and feminism are two sides of the same coin. check out what he said here:
th-cam.com/video/lhJCTFZf03A/w-d-xo.html
@@CT2507 the kinda 'feminism' that you are describing IS toxic feminism. it sounds full of hate, and the people that you are describing sound like man-haters. which is what led you to associate me with. not sure how i got labelled as a silly feminist from producing art with a simple message like 'women taking charge of their lives'. can i not encourage and uplift a particular group without being associated with the political agenda of louder, bra-burning 'feminists'? i dont know how a simple message became associated with what you shared (and with that, that brand of feminism that you are describing is not something i do not agree with at all) i did not say 'burn the bras' or 'take over whatever that men do'. i believe in playing to the strengths we are given, i believe in policies that do not oppress. it is obvious you are the one projecting your experiences dealing with man hating feminists.
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