Welcome to our fifth and final installment of our series Understanding Glaze Components! We’ve been taking a deep dive into the primary parts that go into making successful glazes to help you increase your confidence when working with glazes. So far we’ve looked at our three foundational elements, glass-formers, fluxes,
Transitioning from being a dedicated maker to a pottery teacher is an exciting prospect for many, but for some of us it can feel daunting, especially if you’ve found your confidence primarily in the studio, not the classroom. Yet, teaching pottery offers a wealth of rewards that go beyond just
These easy-to-follow hand building templates will have you creating brand new forms, and will inspire you to create some unique templates of your own.
In this comprehensive guide, we’ll unveil 12 essential tools to get you started with slip casting and mold making.
These ceramic tools are sure to improve your slab-building experience!
Whether you’ve a complete newbie or are looking to improve your existing skills, we’ll help you find great training near you!
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!
In today’s article we’ll have you singing a brand new tune with 6 versatile ceramic instruments for you to add to your ceramic repertoire!
A well-crafted artist statement can establish your career. And with our helpful tips, writing YOUR statement just got easier!
YouTube is an amazing place to watch hundreds of free online pottery lessons – and with many people starting out their pottery journey with a “YouTube Education” it’s great place to start with some beginners pottery lessons. Learning online is Amazing! Why? You can Pause & Rewind – You can’t
Electric Kilns: What is an electric kiln? Why should you buy an electric kiln? What types of electric kilns are there, and which kind of electric kiln is right for you?
In this video John Britt shows us how he creates a one piece lidded jar.
Embossing has been around for decades and is commonly used to create a raised texture on paper craft and cards. Embossing is a very simple
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