Trying to make money as a maker? Become a professional potter with our ceramic business guides!
In today’s blog, we unveil a trove of invaluable photography tips tailored specifically for ceramic artists that will transform your art into captivating visual stories!
Some helpful tips on packing your pottery for shipping, so you can be confident that your clients receive their orders in perfect condition!
Are you eager to dive into the world of pottery for beginners but need guidance on where to begin? Let’s kickstart your pottery journey!
A well-crafted artist statement can establish your career. And with our helpful tips, writing YOUR statement just got easier!
Selling online, social media algorithms, website template builders, photo editing apps; keeping up is enough to make your head spin. No matter which online tools we are using as artists to be a part of the online maker community to promote and sell our work, they are constantly changing and
We’ve put together a few fun Instagram Reels tips to help you adapt to the new social media demands.
Guess what I found when I Googled “Start a Pottery Business”? Hey 
Have you ever thought: “Oh how I wish I could make ceramics all day, everyday…” And then you tried to find out how you could… Only to find rubbish advice?? Here’s some real (bad) advice I just
How much can you make selling your ceramics online? Well, in the real world… If you have a stall at an art fair, and 1000 people walk past your work and see it, you can expect to sell around 3% of the people. So that means, you would make around
What would your Pottery Business be like if you had 10k followers on Instagram? Or 50k? Or 100k?
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“Should I start my pottery business by selling my ceramics on Etsy® or similar marketplaces?” Simple answer = No. You should not start your pottery business by selling on a marketplace. Why not? Well, let’s look at why people start selling on Etsy… 1) It’s a marketplace for creative things..
Be sure to read the caption at the end of the video. The pumpkin behind me is a 200lb thrown piece from when I was
Haruya Abe shows us how he creates his beautiful honeycomb shaved bowls. First of all, you need a dry pot, in the video below he uses
When times are difficult we can always support each other by building a stronger international community of makers. The Ceramic School’s vision for the community
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