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It is so profound 🎉🎉. Sometimes we just fail to see the whole picture for ourselves

I am new to pottery too. I purchased a wheel about 30 years ago. Without a kiln! I was lost, what to do with clay after it was used. So much u tube content has been wonderful. I've had a reawakening. I recently purchased a used sm kiln. I'm finding my way with glazing. & Chemicals. Thanks for your helpful tips. 👍

Ich bin seiteinem Jahr“infiziert“ und das Töpfern, besonders das Drehen sind meine Leidenschaft geworden. Ich freue mich, dir zusehen zu dürfen und entdecke mich wieder. Deine Bilder sind übrigens auch wunderschön!

Dein Deutsch kommt voll süss durch wenn du Englisch sprichst. Schade, dass die Videos nicht gleich auf Deutsch sind, es gibt kaum gute Keramik- und Töpfervideos in unserer Sprache.

🌺 surprise that I can found this emoji. Hahaha.. I watch to the end and already subscribe 😂

I've thrown on the wheel for 11 years and your observations are good on the reasons for your pots collapsing. I would add however that when you are looking at someone else's work that you want to emulate, determine if it's actually hand thrown or slip cast. Slip casting can give you a much thinner result than throwing so don't try to throw as thin as that. Secondly, if you determine that the pot is hand thrown, feel the walls all the way from the top to the base. Many many times you will see a hand thrown pot that looks impossibly thin but in reality it's just the lip or the opening edge that is very thin. So keep your walls thicker all the way to the top for stability while shaping, and then right before you take it off the wheel, thin the edge slightly to make the pot look thinner than it is. Keep in mind however that very thin edges will chip very easily with use. Florian Gadsby is an expert at this trick and admits it in many of his videos. Can't wait to see more of your videos, you have a lovely space to work in.

started 3 months ago too. love seeing a fellow new potter on here

Hey there, I am a clay baby too. I've only been throwing a little bit for a couple of months and I really enjoyed your video. I have the same problems with making my walls too thin. One day we won't do that anymore lol. Thanks for sharing. I love your studio, so clean and fresh. Mine is in a dirty old shed behind my barn but it works well for now.

HI! I really liked how the painting turned out!! Nice video! I would neveeer could finish a painting in just one sitting hahaha

Great pottery ❤❤

🌺 Such a beautiful painting! I couldn't believe you decided to draw not one, but two hands in one painting 😅 Amazing! Keep it up!

That looks so fun to do and it was so satisfying to watch keep it up❤❤

These look so nice I always look forward to you posting to see what new awesome things you have made❤☺️

I can’t get the over how good that painting looks ❤❤

They all look amazing keep it up😊

Your art room is so cute I wish I had a room like that!

That looks so good you have come so far from where you have started keep up the great work❤

What tool did you use for this video? Love the control of the pen looking thingy!

What’s your favorite medium to work with??

Everything looks great, very neat and organized. Do you have any pets for companionship?

Wow! That’s so impressive keep it up!! ❤❤❤❤

This looks so good I can’t even draw a person and your over here painting people and flowers and making it look great keep working ❤

I hit a drawing artblock recently and what helped me the most was using different media to express myself. I started writing fanfiction and that straight up made me feel so creative I decided to draw illustrations for it. Not only did it improve my skills, I finally (FINALLY!!!) started drawing backgrounds and it was very challenging but also so FUN! (and who doesn't love to read a story with cool pictures lol) Having multiple artistic hobbies is literally my savior. From crocheting, to painting, to writing, to drawing, to making video edits, to even picking up a new traditional supply! Alternatively, I surround myself by art in many different forms. Movies, books, comics, or games. Even pottery or clothing. They inspire me so much!

I always like to hear an artist's insights on the art they are creating - I think I can still interpret things my way if it hits me differently. I'm really excited for you finding a "style" or a direction to focus on for a while - I do like the human/botany connection. Thanks for a great video, especially for addressing sometimes difficult feelings in life.

This video will blow up ❤🎉🎉❤

Your work is so sincere, fresh, and honest. I appreciate your style and passion and get much inspiration as a result. Keep up the excellent work! (I like #3 the best).

Looks so good as always Tessa

Your getting better every time you make something new keep working❤

nice video and nice art! Exploring a new medium can be frustrating, but you pulled through and did a great job :)

You're off to a great start with watercolours, especially after only watching one tutorial! A tip with masking tape: I like to put it on my clothes (maybe a sleeve or my pants) to get rid of some of the stickiness so that way it's easier to peel off the paper :)

Girl had 1 day of looking at watercolour tutorials, played music and boom came up with a masterpiece. Life’s not fair sometimes, but oh well

Your thinking like me lol😂😂

Colored pencil the bird

Your art is so beautiful!❤❤ I love it

Your art is always soooo good

Sketch block is what my art teacher used to call it sometimes! Don’t worry ❤

Omg you’re sooo underrated likewhattt???

Go on! It's beautiful sis

Wonderful video...I always fun to see someone trying out new media. Beautiful painting. Just a little helpful tip...the water color block is gummed on all 4 sides so it does not need to be taped down....just let the painting completely dry before removing it. Also if you want a white border you can still use tape, or just leave yourself an organic border by not painting right to the edge...again well done

That‘s so sweet, you are definitely right 🥰

I really like the end result - the colors work well together and it's definitely emotive! Watercolors (for me) are a lovely thing because I don't have complete control and I can allow nature and chance have a say in what happens next on an art piece. I'm still fairly new at it myself, but I've come to use it pretty often these days. As for finding a "personal style" - that seems elusive to me, even after all the years I've spent doing artwork. I'm just too interested in so many things - both subject matter and art media... I just love it all! Im jealous of artists that find their "niche"! New subscriber here! Looking forward to your next videos!

As a lazy-ass, i have an empty serum bottle with a dropper that I keep on my art-cart so that I can refill the waterbrush/activate the paints whenever I want :) I also keep it on me whenever I wanna paint outside! Highly recommend! Loved the video, it's so chill and nice it immediately made me wanna clean up and draw too lol

i think we are very similar in our way of thinking, i put my emotion ahead when i paint/draw. I wish i could be in art school like you! <3 i wish you the best

girl the fact that your smile made me smile like literally in 2 seconds, very contagious, and i absolutely love the way you say ART like dbjhbdawydbawbu brightened my day fr ily you are hella underrated

Good morning... It's 1223 am in Singapore ❤❤. All the best to all your social media growth 📈

I am aspiring to be a potter as well except I havent thrown a single piece of clay yet. Hopefully I will finish building my wheel today and get started, I enjoyed seeing your journey as I will be following along soon. Cheers!

I am currently a baby in pottery as well :D I would love to see more of these vlogs!

Keep working I know you will get it right next time!❤

Most satisfied when you get to touch the finished product.

Damn that’s cool