Ceramic Review: Masterclass with Anna Silverton

Anna Silverton takes us step-by-step through the processes she uses to create one of her large wheel-thrown porcelain vases
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Film by Layton Thompson

[@janew6704]

So aesthetically pleasing to watch, with the calm, knowledgeable narrative. A real endorsement for porcelain that I have watched multiple times for inspiration.

[@jerryram4327]

What a terrific piece of pottery. The shape is lovely

[@HRB123]

This is a beautiful video. Wonderful work, and a simple commentary Would love to see you make other shapes.

[@Onthesummit]

Oh my.... gobsmacked....awe struck

[@Webpixum]

Beautiful works. I really like the glaze that she uses it has a Simi-gloss look to them.

[@annasilverton9094]

Thank you! I use dolomite glaze and add bone ash for a slight sheen

[@potterylady44]

Ok! So beautiful!

[@Deb0rah1]

Beautiful shapes

[@annasilverton9094]

Thank you, glad you like them

[@lorrainecliftonceramics]

So beautiful and delicate

[@glennp5872]

Hi I really love your work
Thanks for sharing

[@annasilverton9094]

Thank you so much!

[@seishito]

i love dolomite too:)

[@JimOverbeckgenius]

I'm a painter-writer & I've dearly love to paint & write & put designs on plates/platters, but I haven't the slightest idea how to go about this - what kind of paint, how to proceed afterwards.

[@annasilverton9094]

If you can get someone to make plates for you try underglazes, they react just like paint and you can mix them in the same way - you will need a glaze on top though (make friends with a potter!)

[@edstud1]

Wow, no obligatory wedging segment! 😀

[@annasilverton9094]

There was too much to demonstrate. I do wedge but everyone has seen it a million times!

[@edstud1]

@@annasilverton9094 yes! 😀🙂