Why just read when you can watch? We share our favorite videos with editor’s commentary!
Just some Saturday morning meditation while I wait for my kiln to cool! ✌?Listening to Odesza in my Odesza crew! Big ol bowl! 9 1.2 lbs! I could have stretched it further I think BuT safety first! Ohh! And I’ll pull the giveaway winner this afternoon! ?#potteryvideo #potteryvideos #ceramics #wheelthrown
We LOVE this “Stoned Mode” video of Gustavo Villalobos! It’s so relaxing & satisfying!
Trimming a couple things and then “You say it, Tim throws it”
Video not working for you? Try this link instead: https://www.facebook.com/the.ceramic.school/videos/1309194682534212/ Now that’s what you call a mold! This comes to us courtesy of Jeff Campana’s studio. Have you ever had to make a mold this massive? Let us know in the comments below! And follow www.instagram.com/jeffcampana for more! What is
“for no one”
– A Yunomi video by Mike Stumbras Ceramics
Our first ever Ceramic School Super Sunday kicked off to a great start with two live online pottery lessons being broadcast to our Facebook Page. The first lesson was by Rainbow Bull Studios, who taught us how to throw bowls and mugs. The second lesson was by JustinCredible Pottery, who
Have you ever wondered how it would sound to beatbox teach wheel throwing? No? Well here you go anyway! We introduce you to… The Pottery Wheel Rap from Daniel Willis!
The Making of the Wedgewood Vase https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xnfQabxrEWU The film which follows the making of a Wedgwood vase. The culmination of over 250 years of expertise and heritage, the panther vase is handcrafted by artisan potters using the same techniques pioneered by Josiah Wedgwood in the 18th century. But the Wedgwood
In this video we see Sonda Ceramics, the Italian Capodimonte Ceramic style, the company which produce ceramic flowers, show us how they produce their gold and platinum decorations. The molds look fantastic, and we simply LOVE how they hand make the flowers and leaves! Beautiful!
・ 斜面取です。 根性が曲がっているので、ねじりながら削るのも楽しく削れます！笑 ・・ Faceting! ・・・ #うつわ#器#面取り#面取 #ceramics #pottery #porcelain A post shared by Haruya Abe 阿部春弥 (@abe_haruya) on Aug 13, 2016 at 7:04pm PDT
In this video, we see John Britt showing us how he creates a closed salt shaker. John Britt is a studio potter in Baskerville, North
We’ve found 10 great books to get you started with your newfound ceramic passion, and to help build your burgeoning ceramics library.
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