Pottery-Artists http://www.pottery-artists.com A community of Artists Thu, 09 Sep 2010 19:40:53 +0000 en hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=1056 Throwing on the potter’s wheel, part 2 http://www.pottery-artists.com/?p=2061 http://www.pottery-artists.com/?p=2061#comments Thu, 09 Sep 2010 19:40:53 +0000 admin http://www.pottery-artists.com/?p=2061

Second of two videos showing me throwing a porcelain vessel on the potter’s wheel. Check out my

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Second of two videos showing me throwing a porcelain vessel on the potter’s wheel. Check out my portfolio at petertwang.deviantart.com

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At his workshop in Mashiko, Japan, Harvey Young demonstrates a technique for making pottery on an electrically

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At his workshop in Mashiko, Japan, Harvey Young demonstrates a technique for making pottery on an electrically powered wheel. www.harveyyoungpottery.com

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Darlene Yarnetsky isn’t a stranger to hard work. Averaging 68 hours a week at her studio, “Mudcat

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Darlene Yarnetsky isn’t a stranger to hard work. Averaging 68 hours a week at her studio, “Mudcat Pottery,” Yarnetsky loves to work with clay.

]]> http://www.pottery-artists.com/?feed=rss2&p=2059 0 How to Make a Pottery Tea Set : Kettle-Style Pottery: Forming the Walls http://www.pottery-artists.com/?p=2058 http://www.pottery-artists.com/?p=2058#comments Mon, 06 Sep 2010 20:21:51 +0000 admin http://www.pottery-artists.com/?p=2058

Use a sponge to compress the walls from the top is a great way to begin forming

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Use a sponge to compress the walls from the top is a great way to begin forming the walls of a kettle-style pottery teapot. Learn more about forming the walls of a kettle-styleteapot with tips from a pottery expert in this free craft video. Expert: Emily Owen Contact: www.littleepottery.com Bio: Emily Owen majored in studio art at the University of Texas in Austin and received a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree. In 2007 she launched “Little e Pottery,” which is now her full-time job. Filmmaker: MAKE | MEDIA

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Cut the angle at the base of the spout to help attach it to a kettle-style pottery

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Cut the angle at the base of the spout to help attach it to a kettle-style pottery teapot. Learn more about cutting the spout of a kettle-stylepottery teapot with tips from a pottery expert in this free craft video. Expert: Emily Owen Contact: www.littleepottery.com Bio: Emily Owen majored in studio art at the University of Texas in Austin and received a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree. In 2007 she launched “Little e Pottery,” which is now her full-time job. Filmmaker: MAKE | MEDIA

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