I know absolutely nothing about pottery but watching you wedging the clay is so hypnotic I almost just want a full video of that 🥰 Beautiful work as always! Thank you for sharing!
First rate video. I have since incorporated a laser in identifying placement of my handles. I’ve also started leaving the piece on the bat until after trimming. Watching your work process has enabled me to improve my own! Thanks buddy!
I would love to see your drippy technique on a twisted mug, trailing the slip on the high point of the spiral? I bet it would be fantastic!!! Thanks for the wonderful videos ❤️
Wow, very interesting video...Technology is nothing. What's important is that you have a faith in people, that they're basically good and smart, and if you give them ⚒ tools, they'll do wonderful things with them.....👍
Woooow, grossartige Arbeit, 😊😍👀💛lichsten Dank für's Teilen und Danke, dass Du keine Musik reingespielt hast, dass kann sehr nervig sein, ich finde es schön, wenn Männer kreative Ideen verwirklichen. 🌻🌺🍀☘🌿🌾🌱🌳🌴🎖☄🌝🌞🌈
Would be helpful to state clay body as throwing techniques can sometimes produce different effects in accordance with the particular clay body. Excellent video. Thank you
I’ve recently discovered your channel and to me, yours and a channel called “Justin’s makery” are probably the two best channels about pottery, and I like that you both experiment with new techniques and designs. I really liked how that mug turned out, and I also liked that coaster it was sitting on at the end.
It would be! Some of my designs involve multiple syringes, but leaving it for too long will allow the clay wall to soften too much, so stopping and refilling would be a bad option compared to having several ready. I find that my mugs need 25-45ml of slip, so I generally use a 50ml syringe.
It’s fun to see you use the extruder. When I was in college ceramics class I used a similar technique to decorate a ceramic layer cake using a pastry bag.
Can you please share where you got that cool self centering trimming bat? Am I seeing it right that you turn it on the wheel head all sides cinch in at the same time thereby centering the piece for you? If so, that is excellent...and I need one.
I’ve become very interested in pottery and would love to give it a try, I have a question: can the slip mix be used in a cast mold instead of using the wheel to form the item?
You could make the base mug using slip-casting, and then paint the slip onto it. If your mold includes the handle, then obviously you'll have some trouble painting the slip on! But if the handle is cast separate from the body and attached later, you should be fine. You might have to experiment with the right moisture level to put the slip on the piece. If the body is too dry when you apply the slip, the slip might flake off as it dries.
Yes. The first is a lower temperature firing to essentially fix the clay as it is, before that point it could be turned back into soft clay by just adding water.
Question: After cutting the clay you need from the bulk why do you smash and then weigh it? Wouldn't it be better to weigh and then smash? Coming from someone that knows nothing about pottery making, its the one thing that puzzles me lol
This is amazing! This videos was in my recommendations, and I love your beautiful work... and the t-shirts... and the cleanliness in your workshop and that there's no unnerving music and no pretentious narration - just a very skilled person making nice things. It's really the kind of video I genuinely enjoy watching. Do you mind me digging a bit through your channel to see what else you've made?
Awesome shirt collection!
Thanks for the beautiful art and not putting music on your video!
There is nothing better than expertly handmade pottery 😍😍😍😍
Liked your handle making technique. Beautiful glaze
Gorgeous.. can’t wait to start playing with clay!
I know absolutely nothing about pottery but watching you wedging the clay is so hypnotic I almost just want a full video of that 🥰
Beautiful work as always! Thank you for sharing!
I was afraid that the blue would disappear. But you got it back! What a genius design. The $ ppl would pay for a set of those dishes!
Yep, it all gets revealed in the final firing!
First rate video. I have since incorporated a laser in identifying placement of my handles. I’ve also started leaving the piece on the bat until after trimming. Watching your work process has enabled me to improve my own! Thanks buddy!
I'm glad you find those useful too!
it never fails to surprise me when the glaze fires and looks nothing like the pre-fired glaze.
It's the best bit of the process!
@@OldForgeCreations 70piool
@@OldForgeCreationswaala
Exactly
It's literally magic ✨
I would love to see your drippy technique on a twisted mug, trailing the slip on the high point of the spiral? I bet it would be fantastic!!! Thanks for the wonderful videos ❤️
I have done variations on that a couple of times, and it does make an interesting combination! I'll get a video next time I do something like that
Absolutely love this technique!
Except for a few machines used it is the nimble fingers that create beautiful art of a cup.Amazing kudos to those lithe fingers.Jayakumar. india.
I don’t know enough about how this process works. It still looks like magic created the colors at the end.
Love the organic wavy pattern and the glaze color combinations. Looks like the blue sea!
Your studio is so clean, I am in awe
Респект мастеру!!! Восхищаюсь вашими руками!!! Желаю Вам творческих успехов и мира в Вашем доме ❤
You could are ASMR to this video for non potter-heads to find! 😍 super interesting AND relaxing!
Also... LOVE THE TOTORO SHIRT!!! 🥰
I really like your mug and your super clean workspace 😍
Waoooo beautiful and creative ....bless your hands
Stay connected and supportive
love the harry "potter" shirt!
Nice job's and good luck 👍😀😉👌
Ur work is vry clean n neat ..beautifully u finish ur work..
Wow, very interesting video...Technology is nothing. What's important is that you have a faith in people, that they're basically good and smart, and if you give them ⚒ tools, they'll do wonderful things with them.....👍
I really enjoyed watching you video. Very interesting and creative channel. Amazing result! Thanks for sharing!
Amazing creations! Love it and thanks for the video.
Nice mug and that coaster you sat it on was very nice as well.
Great craftsmanship.
Es sieht sehr schön aus,die Farben sind super,liebe Grüße aus Schottland
I like the color👍
Wow very nice good job
OMG, this mug is so pretty!! I subbed to your channel right after I watched the peacock bowl being made. Sooo much inspiration and beauty here! 😁😁
I'm in love with your work and all of your t-shirts
Fabulous technique...thank you!
Beautiful piece of craft. Loved the pattern you created on the mug. Thank you so much for sharing. New friend here. Let's stay connected
I don’t have words to describe how beautiful and amazing is this for me 🥺
He’s so intelligent 🤯
Woooow, grossartige Arbeit, 😊😍👀💛lichsten Dank für's Teilen und Danke, dass Du keine Musik reingespielt hast, dass kann sehr nervig sein, ich finde es schön, wenn Männer kreative Ideen verwirklichen. 🌻🌺🍀☘🌿🌾🌱🌳🌴🎖☄🌝🌞🌈
very talented.
Gracias por compartir ... thank you for shering ...
... sharing
Hiya I love your videos can i ask at the end when you are glazing do you glaze the bottom sides of the mug or is that wax resist?
incredible! such a neat and precise work! you have golden hands! thanks!
your glazing technique for this was mesmerizing
Fantastic work ! Thank you!!
Would be helpful to state clay body as throwing techniques can sometimes produce different effects in accordance with the particular clay body. Excellent video. Thank you
Obsessed with this channel
love your job, love your T-Shirt
Looks pretty 👍🏼
I’ve recently discovered your channel and to me, yours and a channel called “Justin’s makery” are probably the two best channels about pottery, and I like that you both experiment with new techniques and designs. I really liked how that mug turned out, and I also liked that coaster it was sitting on at the end.
綺麗だなぁ✨波の音が聞こえて来る。
Beautiful ❣️ lovely 🏵️💖
Parabéns , vc é muito talentoso🥰
Amazing work
Wow! Just WOW!
Beautiful work! Thanks for sharing your technique!
These are absolutely beautiful 💗 and mesmerizing to watch you create them..
Beautiful job!!
I love your T-shirt! Not to mention the beautiful art you produce. Star Wars, right?
You know it!
Fantastic, you made a stunning piece art which is also a practical lovely mug to use! Great work!
Hi Joe, What volume does the syringe hold? I assume having to reload would be a bad idea ☺Thanks!
It would be! Some of my designs involve multiple syringes, but leaving it for too long will allow the clay wall to soften too much, so stopping and refilling would be a bad option compared to having several ready. I find that my mugs need 25-45ml of slip, so I generally use a 50ml syringe.
Thank you, I will give it a try!
It’s fun to see you use the extruder. When I was in college ceramics class I used a similar technique to decorate a ceramic layer cake using a pastry bag.
This was lovely to see the process behind your mugs and awesome shirt collection 😀
wood and ceramics... awesome materials
So helpful. Thank you 😊
Beautiful, mesmerising just watching you work!
Love these mugs! Please can I ask, what weight were the balls of clay you used for the mug?
This guy has all the toys.
Great work. Would really like to know what colourants you added to the slurry and the inside as well. I envy your neatness. 😊
It's just cobalt oxide or stain, depending on the colour
In love with this mug
Increíbles tus trabajos.!!!
Can you please share where you got that cool self centering trimming bat? Am I seeing it right that you turn it on the wheel head all sides cinch in at the same time thereby centering the piece for you? If so, that is excellent...and I need one.
That's a pretty good description of it! It's a Giffin Grip
@@OldForgeCreations thanks!
wow! so exiting!
I love the waves it creates, looks lovely!
Huge huge huuuuge Fan of Keyush .
Love his sounds and Waffle act.😘😎😍
Veo
OMG I AM A HUGE FAN OF YOU ARE KEY!
Thought I recognized that cute face!
Omg it’s you
So satisfying to watch
How much the clay should weight?
I used 350g for this
love watching your videos, I have learnt so much - thank you. Would you mind sharing your ratio of stain to slip?
If it's stain, I generally use 5%. If it's an oxide then it's 0.25-1%
Its hard to believe foreigner using “jugaad”! BTW amazing work!
Omg I’m so loving all these shirts! Especially the punny one with “a Harry Potter” lol
Lovely
Waw beautifu
You are very talented!
do you not have to score the handle on? or was that what that wavy tool was for?
What is the blue powder that you add to the slip around 11:15? Thanks!
It's blue ceramic stain. I don't use stains for my glazes, but they're a very easy way to colour slip
Very beautiful
Amazing!!!!!
nice work
Te quedó hermoso. Te gusta el mar cierto?
I’ve become very interested in pottery and would love to give it a try, I have a question: can the slip mix be used in a cast mold instead of using the wheel to form the item?
You could make the base mug using slip-casting, and then paint the slip onto it. If your mold includes the handle, then obviously you'll have some trouble painting the slip on! But if the handle is cast separate from the body and attached later, you should be fine.
You might have to experiment with the right moisture level to put the slip on the piece. If the body is too dry when you apply the slip, the slip might flake off as it dries.
0:15 ..satisfying🤗😎
I love these. Like waves. Do you send to the states?
I loved your work, can you ship to saudi?
Love them all
Excellent work
Hello. Thanks for the video. What is the laser you are using? Thanks
I posted a video a couple of days ago that hopefully should explain the laser in more detail, and has a link to the one I use
So do you fire the mugs first and the glaze and fire a second time?
Yes. The first is a lower temperature firing to essentially fix the clay as it is, before that point it could be turned back into soft clay by just adding water.
@@OldForgeCreations Interesting! Thank you :)
thank you for sharing ! what wheel are you using ?
Question: After cutting the clay you need from the bulk why do you smash and then weigh it? Wouldn't it be better to weigh and then smash? Coming from someone that knows nothing about pottery making, its the one thing that puzzles me lol
It's easier and faster to prepare a larger ball of clay then divide it.
Beautiful! Thank you for sharing!
This is amazing! This videos was in my recommendations, and I love your beautiful work... and the t-shirts... and the cleanliness in your workshop and that there's no unnerving music and no pretentious narration - just a very skilled person making nice things. It's really the kind of video I genuinely enjoy watching. Do you mind me digging a bit through your channel to see what else you've made?
hindicnems
These are so beautiful!
Amazing artwork I like to make like that
What a wonderful piece ♥️
It's looking amazing 😍