Welcome to our third and final installment of our “Understanding Clay Bodies” series! Having previously had a look at earthenware and stoneware, today we’re exploring the development and use of the highly-prized and frequently romanticized clay that is porcelain. With a name originating from the Spanish ‘porcellana’, meaning cowrie shell,
As you’ve begun your exploration of ceramics, you’ve likely discovered that clay is primarily divided into three different categories: earthenware, stoneware, and porcelain. But what exactly separates these clays, and how do you know when and how to use each one? In this new blog series, we’re embarking on a
As creative individuals, we are always full of new goals for our ceramic business — whether it’s aiming for a certain level of sales, getting that new website up and running, starting a newsletter, or all of the above! We love what we do and we want to succeed at
Today we discuss 5 techniques that will give you a solid foundation for exploring all facets of working with clay.
Welcome to Part 2 of our global exploration of artist residencies for ceramic artists! Today we’re turning our sights southward to share 9 opportunities in Australia and New Zealand!
10 tools that are sure to elevate your coil building and pinching skills
Welcome to our brand new series exploring ceramic residencies around the world, starting off with a look at North America!
f you’ve a clay artist and have come across organizations such as guilds, artist unions, or craft councils, but aren’t really sure what they do or if they’re for you, then today’s article is for you!
This past summer marked the return of the International Ceramics Festival and it did not disappoint!
Whether you’re looking to hone your ceramic skills, seeking fresh perspectives, or looking to recharge your creative batteries, ceramic residencies are an excellent way to boost your practice!
Cleaning your studio regularly is essential to having a safe environment to work. If you do not clean a pottery studio regularly then the dust
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
These ceramic tools are sure to improve your slab-building experience!
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