How high have you thrown on the wheel? Maybe these tips will help you

How high have you thrown on the wheel?

Awesome Wheel Throwing Tips by Adam Field

Adam field is pleased to show how to cut the cylinder in half and showed the hand placements. Adam also demonstrates the alternative methods of centering and opening. The explanation is also detailed, logical and calm. Even if you’re a newbie, you will feel that it may be possible for you to achieve your artwork goal with enough careful practice. He also shares the tips about positioning the pottery wheel. He’s really a great teacher providing some new techniques to pay attention to and to try out.

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How high have you thrown on the wheel? Maybe these tips will help you

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How high have you thrown on the wheel? Maybe these tips will help you