Your videos are absolutely addictive. Returning to wheelthrowing after many years, I find that your tutorials are an indispensable resource. How I ever learned this stuff from photos and diagrams is beyond me. Learning from SL is the only way to go.
Hi Simon I am blown away because you have given me so many good tips in this video. I have been coning my clay up and down probably til it's worn out - no wonder it gives me stress! Also, the way you lay out the stages is really helpful. Brilliant as always...
Simon- Thank you for the "V" tip for the inside of the bowl...it's visually more appealing and looks like a better work flow....I'll try it in the morning! MM ps I'm making stands for the pots I made today, ala Simon.
great to see you back at the wheel. love the Shimpo Whisper, it is so much quieter than my old Shimpo. raining here for the past 2 days. ready for some clear weather so pots will dry. thanks again for the videos.
Hi simon great to see you back .Having recently posted an video with vocals i now can apreciate how difficult it is to throw and talk at the same time and how easy you make it look... Cudos to you. I`ve attached the video to prove this. It has a couple of tips i find useful.
To give an added dimension to the steps, it would be helpful if you would cut the sample in haff with the cut off string to see the wall shape and thickness of each step.
Hello Simon, I love your videos and have learned so much, thank you. Do you think you could mention the type of clay you are using and the reason for using it?
Hi Simon, So you love us so much you decided to stay, Great. How long are you staying ??? Great to see you back . Best wishes from Debbie in Florida P.S. Did you go home to get your winter coat. . . LOL !!!!!!
O.K. Simon I am posting this 2017, I have watched your videos for years. You must forgive me if this offends you. I must make this comment. I am thinking that the camera angel for your demonstrations would be more instructive if it was from above or over your shoulder. The left and right are confusing. It would be more valuable see it from your point of view . Again I am sorry but I think that view would be more helpful for the newbes.
Thank you for carrying on Leach pottery tradition. I will share your videos with my students. Greetings from up North!
Your videos are absolutely addictive. Returning to wheelthrowing after many years, I find that your tutorials are an indispensable resource. How I ever learned this stuff from photos and diagrams is beyond me. Learning from SL is the only way to go.
You are such an excellent teacher, it inspires me to keep "practicing" and work harder. Thanks immensly!!
Great lesson your throwing style switched in more recent lesson both great help thanks so much you have been really helpful
Your instructions are actually the BEST. So useful for a beginner. I could just hug you! Thank you so much.
These step by step demos are perfect for helping me to visualize what I need to do. Your teaching strategies are excellent. THANKS!!!
Hi Simon
I am blown away because you have given me so many good tips in this video.
I have been coning my clay up and down probably til it's worn out - no wonder it gives me stress! Also, the way you lay out the stages is really helpful. Brilliant as always...
Simon-
Thank you for the "V" tip for the inside of the bowl...it's visually more appealing and looks like a better work flow....I'll try it in the morning!
MM
ps I'm making stands for the pots I made today, ala Simon.
As a beginner, I really appreciate you breaking down the technique so well, especially the stages. Thank you!
great to see you back at the wheel. love the
Shimpo Whisper, it is so much quieter than my old Shimpo. raining here for the past 2 days. ready for some clear weather so pots will dry.
thanks again for the videos.
Thank you!!
wow. just discovered you 2 days ago. spent hours watching your videos. Love them! Very helpful and motivational!
This is an excellent video!! Thank you, Simon
once again, THANK YOU!
Excellent, Thanks so much exactly what I was looking for.
Cool!
Obrigada!Ainda vou tentar fazer bowl seguindo tua demonstração.valeu!Abraços
Hi simon great to see you back .Having recently posted an video with vocals i now can apreciate how difficult it is to throw and talk at the same time and how easy you make it look... Cudos to you.
I`ve attached the video to prove this. It has a couple of tips i find useful.
top notch.
thank you.
So incredibly helpful! Thank you!
So useful to have the early steps repeated. Thanks!
Another great video! Thanks for the upload!
Brilliant. Thank you so much.
Thank you very much. I will keep practicing ;)
To give an added dimension to the steps, it would be helpful if you would cut the sample in haff with the cut off string to see the wall shape and thickness of each step.
Thanks, SImon Very useful clip. I think my bowls stopped evolving about stage 4!
Thanks, your videos are the best :-)
Hello Simon, I love your videos and have learned so much, thank you. Do you think you could mention the type of clay you are using and the reason for using it?
Thanks, I needed this video. Now I am going to try it.
Thanks for this great video! I'll be trying
out your tips at pottery studio tomorrow.
brilliant teaching
Hhahaha, this was awesome! Great job!
Love the two pronged attack!
nice
muy didactico, sencillo practico,concreto
you are the best!
Hi Simon, So you love us so much you decided to stay, Great. How long are you staying ??? Great to see you back .
Best wishes from Debbie in Florida
P.S. Did you go home to get your winter coat. . . LOL !!!!!!
I tried to donate but the link did not work, your videos have helped me a lot. Thank you
O.K. Simon I am posting this 2017, I have watched your videos for years. You must forgive me if this offends you. I must make this comment. I am thinking that the camera angel for your demonstrations would be more instructive if it was from above or over your shoulder. The left and right are confusing. It would be more valuable see it from your point of view . Again I am sorry but I think that view would be more helpful for the newbes.
At 4:34 that looks a lot like a specific part of the human anatomy. Just saying lol. Otherwise, great instructional video