"The difference between the master and the novice; the master has failed more times than the novice has tried." Thank you for the awesome video, for the practical tips, for the sense of humor you bring to Life. Be well The bowls are stunning.
It's a luxury to sit at the computer and learn from others successful hard work. I learned a lot from you today and I thank you for that. I wish you make a video on the subject of making " slips " especially for the " Naked Raku technique "
Showing your not-so-great's with possible explanations as to why they didn't meet your expectations is very useful information. From my point of view the bamboo vase is perfect. That one alone gives me a glaze direction to pursue. And I would be happy with the fermentation jar you sprayed just as it is. Thanks for making the effort to show us all of this.
Beautiful results! Am a novice and have learned so much from you. The temmoku rim, the use of oxides over the glazes, your use of earthy, satiny glazes. And sharing your “failures” is just as illuminating! Thank you!
I absolutely LOVE the results of your experiments! The glazes are simply gorgeous. I also enjoy your step by step instructions as well as your delightful sense of humor. Keep this magic going❣️
Wow this is my goal They look fabulous I want to learn how i can know best clay to use in the uk and to fire in pit as I want to learn the basics then work on that You do the best tutorials thank you
i recently got into learning pottery and found your channel, im absolutely loving the content and you sir have a very unique energy that is contagious 💗 thank you for sharing your knowledge and art with us
Tak for endnu en fantastisk video! Der er altid masser af inspiration og tips at hente og det er skønt, at du er begyndt at lave disse lange videoer .... det er ugens bedste "program" ;)
Thank you so much for your magnificent video, I do appreciate all the time you dedicate to make your videos. Will it be possible to share the recipe of the chemical gold glaze, I find it very interesting and would love to give it a try.
Hey Mikkel - thanks so much for sharing your work and process. Can you let me know which wax you use? - i tried making my own and made a big mess.. thanks again - i just found your channel and i really appreciate your approach. very best wishes from Scotland :)
Jeg e også blevet rigtig glad for dine videoe - elske den eksperimenterende tilgang du har. Jeg har dog svært ved at fange hvad det er for nogle glasurer og oxyder du bruger - og også hvor man kan købe dem - specielt de ting som keamikforhandlerne ikke har, eller kan kæbes billigt andre steder. Har du nogen steder hvor jeg kan finde mere om det ?
Mange tak :-) De fleste af de glasurer jeg bruger blander jeg selv. Mange af dem ud fra opskrifter jeg finder i bøger, på Glazy.org eller får af gode kollegaer. Ofte modificerer jeg dem lidt, så de passer lige til mig. Jeg har lavet en video, der viser mere om hvordan jeg gør det - her vil du også få forslag til hvor du køber materialerne: th-cam.com/video/diU8I7I62Ek/w-d-xo.html
Love the video and the tips. I am in the US and would really love to know what brand of plate setter you have so I can see if there is a distributor in the US
Food safety is not a global standard. So first you have to know to what counties standards you want it to be food safe. I do think, as ir is melted into the glass it is as food safe as the other glazes I use that also include the same colorants. But to be sure you would need a lab to tedt it. That is very expensive and I do not know of any ceramic artists that do that. Me neither :-)
"The difference between the master and the novice; the master has failed more times than the novice has tried." Thank you for the awesome video, for the practical tips, for the sense of humor you bring to Life. Be well The bowls are stunning.
Thank you so much. Its comments like that, that kerps me going ❤️🙏
Gorgeous results, thank you for sharing your techniques and work with us!
Thanks 🙏❤️
I am so happy I found you! You are a wonderful teacher!
Thank you so much! :-)
It's a luxury to sit at the computer and learn from others successful hard work. I learned a lot from you today and I thank you for that. I wish you make a video on the subject of making " slips " especially for the " Naked Raku technique "
Thanks a lot. I will add that idea to my list. It will probably be a few more month before i do it as it is still a bit too cold for raku here :-)
@@deMibPottery Excellent. I will be watching your wonderful TH-cam broadcasts tentatively as usual.
I really enjoyed watch the whole video, loved the atmosphere! Thanks for the tips and the motivational phrase at the end. Wonderful teacher!!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Absolutely beautiful ❤good work ❤
Thank you! 😊
Thank you for sharing! I learned so much!
Good to hear 😁
Well done M❤
Thanks :-æ)
Showing your not-so-great's with possible explanations as to why they didn't meet your expectations is very useful information.
From my point of view the bamboo vase is perfect. That one alone gives me a glaze direction to pursue.
And I would be happy with the fermentation jar you sprayed just as it is.
Thanks for making the effort to show us all of this.
Thank you so much 🙏
Oh those bowls 🥰❤️ everything is beautiful.
Thank you! 🤗
Really appreciate your dedication and love for creating….so inspiring..thank you for all the tricks and treats 😂😊😊
Thanks a lot 🙏
Beautiful results!
Am a novice and have learned so much from you. The temmoku rim, the use of oxides over the glazes, your use of earthy, satiny glazes. And sharing your “failures” is just as illuminating! Thank you!
Thank you so much. Very happy to hear that :-)
@@deMibPottery you have inspired me to try pit firing. Thinking of recycling our ancient furnace. So fun.
I absolutely LOVE the results of your experiments! The glazes are simply gorgeous. I also enjoy your step by step instructions as well as your delightful sense of humor. Keep this magic going❣️
Thank you so mych. That is very kind of you to say ❤️🙏
that was really fun. it felt so personal like I was there with you. thank you for sharing
Thanks a lot
Wow this is my goal
They look fabulous
I want to learn how i can know best clay to use in the uk and to fire in pit as I want to learn the basics then work on that
You do the best tutorials thank you
Thanks. Just jump into it :-)
i recently got into learning pottery and found your channel, im absolutely loving the content and you sir have a very unique energy that is contagious 💗 thank you for sharing your knowledge and art with us
Thank you so much for your very kind comment. It means a lot to me 🙏❤️
great! thanx in deed❤
Thanks
Thank you. Beautiful color blends
Thanks. Glad you like them! :-)
You are awesome! It is exciting to watch your videos.
Thank you so much! :-)
They look great. I thought you should have left the outside blue with the Temouka. I love the tenmouka❤
Thanks. The Temmoku Gold does not make it blue but black and yellow - depending on trickenes :-)
Amazing video, thanks for your tips, and your work end up so beautiful!
Thank you so much :-)
Tak for endnu en fantastisk video! Der er altid masser af inspiration og tips at hente og det er skønt, at du er begyndt at lave disse lange videoer .... det er ugens bedste "program" ;)
TUSIND tak. Det er sødt af dig at sige :-)
Thank you so much for your magnificent video, I do appreciate all the time you dedicate to make your videos. Will it be possible to share the recipe of the chemical gold glaze, I find it very interesting and would love to give it a try.
Thanks :-)
The Temmoku Gold recipe I use is from John Britts mid fire glaze book but I think it's almost identical to this: glazy.org/recipes/18336
Hey Mikkel - thanks so much for sharing your work and process. Can you let me know which wax you use? - i tried making my own and made a big mess.. thanks again - i just found your channel and i really appreciate your approach. very best wishes from Scotland :)
Thanks.
I think the wax I use now is from Scarva. It is quite cheap so I would never try to make my own :-)
Use the wax from Georgie’s the glaze will come out. You won’t wast so much glaze🤗
I do use wax on some types of glae work. But not this :-)
Jeg e også blevet rigtig glad for dine videoe - elske den eksperimenterende tilgang du har. Jeg har dog svært ved at fange hvad det er for nogle glasurer og oxyder du bruger - og også hvor man kan købe dem - specielt de ting som keamikforhandlerne ikke har, eller kan kæbes billigt andre steder. Har du nogen steder hvor jeg kan finde mere om det ?
Mange tak :-)
De fleste af de glasurer jeg bruger blander jeg selv. Mange af dem ud fra opskrifter jeg finder i bøger, på Glazy.org eller får af gode kollegaer. Ofte modificerer jeg dem lidt, så de passer lige til mig.
Jeg har lavet en video, der viser mere om hvordan jeg gør det - her vil du også få forslag til hvor du køber materialerne:
th-cam.com/video/diU8I7I62Ek/w-d-xo.html
Love the video and the tips. I am in the US and would really love to know what brand of plate setter you have so I can see if there is a distributor in the US
Thanks :-) I got mine from BSZ in Germany
I would like to find the plate shelves you used. Love this as well as your teaching style.
I got them from BSZ in Germany
@Mikkel deMib - Pottery ... Big sigh. I'm in North Carolina in the USA.
Great video. What temperature did you fire to? Thank you
Thanks. I fire all my glazes to cone 6
Just wondering about adding the oxides to the inner surface of the bowls are they still food safe?
Food safety is not a global standard. So first you have to know to what counties standards you want it to be food safe.
I do think, as ir is melted into the glass it is as food safe as the other glazes I use that also include the same colorants.
But to be sure you would need a lab to tedt it. That is very expensive and I do not know of any ceramic artists that do that. Me neither :-)
Did you grind the steel wool into the powder?
Ohhh WOW!!! BEAUTIFUL 💕💕💕
No, I just crumbled it up. I have a video about how I made it here: th-cam.com/video/FJCIYeFG25Y/w-d-xo.html
Masks vs glasses...
I'm so glad I've switched to contact lenses
Yes, masks are no so easy :-)
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