This is one of my all-time favorite pottery/clay videos. I watch it when I need to get the creative juices flowing. Concise, informative, without a bunch of unnecessary words. Done by consummate potters...no buying pint jars of glazes and "flashing-up" a bunch of inferior pots here folks! It is beyond me how it only has the views it has....sad that more don't understand and appreciate true pottery making skills and all it takes to formulate and mix your own glazes, design and make your own molds or acquire the skill to throw beautiful pieces. Thanks folks!❤
Whoa, that is nice! I'm about to take Beginning Ceramics with the throwing wheel this coming college semester, and I thought I'd get a glimpse of what it'll be like. I've heard that I can make things on my own time and that a lot of students do, so I thought I'd see if it would be more difficult doing hand built things.
@TheWinecountrygirl No. We don't give away our recipes. As a few clues, it's cone 10, gas fired reduction, and with 4% cobalt oxide. Without such a large amount of cobalt you won't get the richness. Regards Ric
I have been wanting brushes like yours ever since watching this video a few years ago. I am assuming you make your own. Can you share what “Hair “you use for the actual brush? Beautiful work! And I love it that you take it from the raw clay material to the actual glaze finished piece! Excellent!
(Sorry, no Spanish) The background glaze (first) must be solid with enough clay to hold it tight. Yes the top glazes do crack but that is the decoration.
Al poner los colores no se craquelan cuando se secan porque el plato esta bizcochado ya? Porque a mi me paso al ponerle mucha cantidad, como haces para que no te pase eso?
Hello nice video and music could you please tell me the brand of clay that you use and the source because so many people use different things I like your plates and I want to follow along with you. thanks
Inspirational! Thank you for posting. The long brushes - store bought or home made? What material are the long fibers? Are they 3 " long? I will try to make one if I still can't find them on line. Thanks, am using your video as a lesson and have made a mold. Will drape today! Will send pics when finished the platter. Again thanks.
The brushes are home-made from children's pony-tails. Human hair works especially well with glazes being able to hold large quantities. The hair is tapered giving you the ability to draw fine to fat lines with ease.
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This is one of my all-time favorite pottery/clay videos. I watch it when I need to get the creative juices flowing. Concise, informative, without a bunch of unnecessary words. Done by consummate potters...no buying pint jars of glazes and "flashing-up" a bunch of inferior pots here folks! It is beyond me how it only has the views it has....sad that more don't understand and appreciate true pottery making skills and all it takes to formulate and mix your own glazes, design and make your own molds or acquire the skill to throw beautiful pieces. Thanks folks!❤
Wow! That’s some serious skills.
That foot form is brilliant! Great demo. Thanks for the inspiration and information.
I just saw this in awe beautiful plate and the fact he didn't need to nothing really on the wheel was magnificent
Richard, what a great video. Thank you for sharing your expertise, I got several important tips from it. Very grateful!
Stunning made with such ease. Beautiful to watch. Thank you
Whoa, that is nice! I'm about to take Beginning Ceramics with the throwing wheel this coming college semester, and I thought I'd get a glimpse of what it'll be like. I've heard that I can make things on my own time and that a lot of students do, so I thought I'd see if it would be more difficult doing hand built things.
I like this, its amazing to know most of the regular house wares are made from clay. nice one
@TheWinecountrygirl No. We don't give away our recipes. As a few clues, it's cone 10, gas fired reduction, and with 4% cobalt oxide. Without such a large amount of cobalt you won't get the richness. Regards Ric
Great Video! I found this through Mimi Stadler's Pottery Blog. Thanks!
That is pretty awsome, everything is so smooth and effecient!
Artistry to music! - the best "how to video" about clay making ever! Thanks.
BELLISIMO!!!!
Thanks for that video
Absolutely Fantastic! Thanks for sharing!
@WallowingInTheMud I made the foot form from masonite. The trick is to have holes in it to prevent an air-lock and to add a handle for pulling it off.
Richard Pierce love this video. Beautiful piece.
holy shit !!! I didn't expect it to be that beautiful at the end o.O good job
This is just awesome, Thanks
@lostisme thank you, we have had a lot of practice.
I have been wanting brushes like yours ever since watching this video a few years ago. I am assuming you make your own. Can you share what “Hair “you use for the actual brush? Beautiful work! And I love it that you take it from the raw clay material to the actual glaze finished piece! Excellent!
our daughter's pony tail
(Sorry, no Spanish) The background glaze (first) must be solid with enough clay to hold it tight. Yes the top glazes do crack but that is the decoration.
I love this demo. What lovely pottery. What are you using for your signature stamp? It looks flexible.
Al poner los colores no se craquelan cuando se secan porque el plato esta bizcochado ya? Porque a mi me paso al ponerle mucha cantidad, como haces para que no te pase eso?
Bellísimo😉
ooooo!!! por dios😄. absolutamente hermoso. 😍😍😍
Any chance of getting that beautiful blue glaze recipe? Is it cone 10? Wonderful work!
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Love the foot ring. Where did you find that handy device?
Hello nice video and music could you please tell me the brand of clay that you use and the source because so many people use different things I like your plates and I want to follow along with you. thanks
luego al horno, cuantos grados y tiempo
well done
wow...nice..
Inspirational! Thank you for posting. The long brushes - store bought or home made? What material are the long fibers? Are they 3 " long? I will try to make one if I still can't find them on line. Thanks, am using your video as a lesson and have made a mold. Will drape today! Will send pics when finished the platter. Again thanks.
The brushes are home-made from children's pony-tails. Human hair works especially well with glazes being able to hold large quantities. The hair is tapered giving you the ability to draw fine to fat lines with ease.
Richard Pierce
Thanks for your reply! I never would have guessed. Must talk to my hairdresser now. Cheers,
@debipfauth yes but it won't let me type in a web address here, so google one tree hill pottery australia
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Bueno igual entendí lo que me dijiste :) . Gracias por responder!
Could you tell me please what this glazing material and colours you used
Base glaze is cobalt blue and the overglazes are chun, copper red and chrome green glazes
Do you sale any of the foot ring forms?
It is just an unmounted "office stamp", you know, the one you use with an ink pad.
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I like this, its amazing to know most of the regular house wares are made from clay. nice one