Great video, thanks for sharing! I got inspired to check some of these out. Yes, it can he challenging to stay motivated right now, so keep it coming. We need more videos like yours. :)
I love my disc ribs. Great recommendation! I use metal knitting needles of different sizes to clean and burnish joints. Michael Sherrill has gifted countless potters with his awesome tools! Thanks for this great video!
May I ask you who inspires you? What ceramics master do you see as genius? For me, I am very inspired by your work. I am very much draw to elegance and the (organic) aesthetics of your work.
Thanks for the fun questions! I am very much inspired by fantasy and elegance in nature. I'm immediately drawn to dark fantasy and elves, dragons, etc. As for a master potter that I look up to, I'm not one to attach myself to others in my profession like that, necessarily. I do have favorite potters, such as Lori Philips, Martha Grover, and Daedal Goods. I learned a lot from Hsin Chuen Lin in college, so I have to include him on there!
@@KaiCeramicsOfficial Hey Kai thank you for being so kind to answer. I am glad I asked because whow! I got to see so much more amazing art. Martha is not from this world! As if the ceramics she makes are alive. I saw the western fantasy element, so well done. I love the elegance. Thanks for showing your work to the world through youtube.
I just got a wheel from my siblings! I’m used to just sculpting small figures, but what kind of clay do you use for your wheel?? And what if you don’t have a kiln?
there are NO KODA APRONS ANYMORE JUST FYI .....I called and they have very BAD customer service and said they do not make aprons anymore...just want to save others the annoying hassle I went through....
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OooOo thanks for sharing! It’s always fun to see what tools other people love and maybe some new ones to try!
Haha! You included a link for balloons!! I love it!
Thanks for the suggestions!
So glad you're posting again!
This is amazing btw, I love when potters share their fave tools and how they use them! Thank you very much for sharing!!!
thanks for making such a thorough video - I appreciate it!
This is great. Bought a set of tools and had no idea what most of them were for. Now I know! Thank you!
So many amazing tools! I love those texture tools😍
They're definitely my favorite! And I definitely went shopping for more while searching for all the tool web links xD
Kai Ceramics you can never have enough tools 🤣
Great video, thanks for sharing! I got inspired to check some of these out. Yes, it can he challenging to stay motivated right now, so keep it coming. We need more videos like yours. :)
Thank you! So sweet! 😭💕 I will do my best to keep making videos!
Hey fellow Georgian!! I loved your video. Very helpful! :)
Thanks for watching!
A couple of new ones in there...! Thanks!
I love my disc ribs. Great recommendation! I use metal knitting needles of different sizes to clean and burnish joints. Michael Sherrill has gifted countless potters with his awesome tools! Thanks for this great video!
J'aime beaucoup ce que vous faites, et merci pour vos précieux conseils et vidéos que vous faites pour nous.
Bonne continuation 👋💚
I made around tool for my pottery ,and my tools all at my daughter. I have some tools I like too . I really miss making pottery .
May I ask you who inspires you? What ceramics master do you see as genius? For me, I am very inspired by your work. I am very much draw to elegance and the (organic) aesthetics of your work.
Thanks for the fun questions! I am very much inspired by fantasy and elegance in nature. I'm immediately drawn to dark fantasy and elves, dragons, etc. As for a master potter that I look up to, I'm not one to attach myself to others in my profession like that, necessarily. I do have favorite potters, such as Lori Philips, Martha Grover, and Daedal Goods. I learned a lot from Hsin Chuen Lin in college, so I have to include him on there!
@@KaiCeramicsOfficial Hey Kai thank you for being so kind to answer. I am glad I asked because whow! I got to see so much more amazing art. Martha is not from this world! As if the ceramics she makes are alive.
I saw the western fantasy element, so well done. I love the elegance. Thanks for showing your work to the world through youtube.
How did you make the feet on the " main used" piece on the video?
Great info.
Thank you.
Great video! Just thought I’d give you a heads up, the link to Koda’s website in your description is no longer valid.
Oh, thank you! I will make sure to fix it 🙂
How do you go about carving that kind of foot? They’re to symmetrical.
Hello, thank you so much for the video.
What diametr of Hsin Tools do you use, 3" or 5" ? Thank you!
Thanks for sharing!👍
I just got a wheel from my siblings! I’m used to just sculpting small figures, but what kind of clay do you use for your wheel?? And what if you don’t have a kiln?
Is your clay at leather hard when you carve in like you do? Any basic tips on carving for a newbie? Thank you!
Yes
Goldie Lox leather.
Not too hard
Not too soft
You will know
Thank you so much fir this video. All I see anyone using are the crazy expensive Diamond core tools and I just can not afford them.
Thank you for your video! What tool do you use for timing?
Ever since I saw this I have been trying to get a petal knife. No luck!
I love your videos. Do you ever have seminars or one day classes? I live in Marietta, GA.
Awesome I want to learn this from you .. Guide me
Yeeess, that apron looks 👌🏻👌🏻
Thank you
You're MY favorite pottery tool.
Y'know, without me, the pottery would never get made!
Also....first
👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👍👍
nice video!!!! n_n
👌👏👏👏👏🎄
there are NO KODA APRONS ANYMORE JUST FYI .....I called and they have very BAD customer service and said they do not make aprons anymore...just want to save others the annoying hassle I went through....
Oh no! That's a shame. Thank you for letting me know! I will update my description.
Thank you