How I Create A Two Part Pottery Vase - ASMR Edition
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- čas přidán 28. 05. 2024
- Here's this week's ASMR edition of my two-part vase making film. If you'd prefer to watch the narrated version, that discusses each step along the way, you can find it here: • How to Create A Two Pa...
I use a Rohde TE-200 electric kiln and a Rohde KG-340 gas kiln. If you'd like to watch a more in-depth film about reduction firing you can find it here: • Loading and Reduction ...
Phil Poburka makes a majority of the trimming tools I use for stoneware.
Phil Bison tools: bisonstudios.com
If you'd like to see what I'm up to everyday, and also see many more videos and photographs of my work, do check out my Instagram: ( / floriangadsby .
Timestamps:
0:00 - Introduction
0:34 - Wedging clay
1:04 - Throwing the body of the vase
7:24 - Throwing the upper walls of the vase
14:14 - Scoring and slipping the parts together
16:14 - Incising out the excess to form the rim
17:06 - Melding the two parts together
19:53 - Drying the vases out slowly to leather hard
20:55 - Trimming the vases
26:38 - Loading the electric kiln for a bisque firing, (1000ºc)
27:29 - Unpacking the now bisque fired pots
27:57 - Waxing the bases of the vases
30:33 - Glazing the vases
36:24 - Cleaning over the glazed surfaces
42:19 - Cleaning the bases of the vases
44:10 - Painting bat wash onto a silicon carbide kiln shelf
44:39 - Packing the gas kiln for a reduction firing, (1290º)
46:54 - Ciro, the mascot
47:04 - Firing the gas kiln
49:09 - Unpacking the gas kiln a few days later
50:42 - Unloading the 'fallen' pot
50:50 - A close up of the crumpled vessel
51:15 - Smashing the failed pot
51:55 - Sanding the base of the pot
52:42 - The finished vase
53:16 - Tidying up
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Just signed up for a 6 week pottery class today! I already bought my own wheel at home too. Your videos really make me want to learn how to throw!
Wow that’s so cool I’ve been trying to find a pottery class to go to is it possible if you can tell me how you were able to one a pottery class.. I tried looking online but for some reason it is so hard to find
@@lovita3405 I had to be really persistent with the couple of local studios that offer classes. I emailed one and got put on a waiting list for a class.
@@OomPapaMaoMao okay thank you for letting me know hopefully it works for me too
Your videos are the definition of ASMR for me. The level to which it relaxes my mind and body after a stressful day js incredible. Thank you for sharing this awesome art!
you single handedly carry all my power naps, I love you sm
Yes!
And my dream nights
I remembered trying this at class before as a project. Most people struggled as we’re still learning the wheel but when I made one, it became lopsided and a friend and I decided that it should be abstract
When it was finished, it was dubbed “The Five Stages of Grief” the relief after it was done was incredible
It is satisfying to watch your work process 😍✨
Even though it was somewhat damaged, I liked how the fallen pot looked. I would've kept it
A última parte, não menos importante que o capricho e elegância de sua arte, mostra que todo resultado é fruto de dedicação e resiliência e uma pitada de criatividade. 👏 👏 👏
Fabulous video, thank you so much for taking all that time. So appreciated. Your temmoku glaze is just too beautiful! Is it your own recipe?
Wow- I've never seen pottery made this way, this is so cool. Kinda makes me wanna try making something similar
I love you're work, these came out beautiful
Satisfied work on that good job
I do love your videos, i cant repeat that enough! We may be a year apart, but the amount of skill you have, has me envious! I had bought a wheel two years ago, but with my job and family its very hard to get back into it and to practice practice practice... I feel like im at a stand still with my skill. Im not looking for a response i just wanted to share and vent a little 🤷 your videos calm me, not sure if it's the pase or the calming tone you speak in. But you inspire me to try to push myself more to get back to the wheel, and even if its 10 minutes a week i try my best to make time.. but i do wish i had more time 😮💨 im in the wrong profession to have spare time.. 😅
This is very cool, and how do you have the patience?
Hi, thanks for sharing the amazing videos! May I ask you where do you get your tools, thanks again!
What is that wedging table made out of? I was planning on using MDO (marine grade plywood with resin overlay) but that table looks so much nicer!
If you have already boiled water in Styrofoam. Then make a kiln out of it. Or, if you already figured out a way to screw the wide diameter cylinder part of a plastic bottle together, and it is still not completely air and liquid tight. Then a little bit more heatwork will solve that. greyishgreblum, "Pottery tap and die" w/ "cookie cutter" tap tool modification💜 if you cut your finger, there you are!
is there a reason that you prefer brushing on cold wax as to dipping in hot wax, i’ve only ever seen people use cold wax but i know that you can use hot wax. Is one better than the other?
Well, you have to spend time melting hot wax, whereas cold wax is immediately usable. So it’s a little easier. Both work perfectly though, and molten wax perhaps brushes on a bit more smoothly.
did you apply kiln wash to the shelf before putting vase on it?
How did the colour got changed from brown clay to grey? After keeping it in the furnace.
ure a reak artist. super nice vase. how a bout some raku glacing?
Can porcelain be reused after burning???
How much price of this 0:29 big kiln??
I think you can make a collection with flaws :D
👍👍👍👍👍🤩
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Boa noite
Hey guys you are watching but do not like it. It is just a click. Let’s like the video!
Sorry, I always get so relaxed that I forget to comment or like
The designs are a bit Freudian looking to me, haha
What is ASMR? Excuse my ignorance?