Ceramic Resources

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Why not look at some ceramics?

Try out the following suggestions :

Visit V&A 6th floor ceramics department  and Contemporary Ceramics  opposite entrance to British Museum on Great Russell Street.

Check out ceramicartsdaily.org or youtube and get mesmerized watching experts from the comfort of your home.

Check out the link below for thursday evening talks by ceramic practitioners at

The Kiln Rooms

Or if you are at home watch The great pottery throw down on bbc

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Ceramic Resources

Why not look at some ceramics?

Try out the following suggestions :

Visit V&A 6th floor ceramics department  and Contemporary Ceramics  opposite entrance to British Museum on Great Russell Street.

Check out ceramicartsdaily.org or youtube and get mesmerized watching experts from the comfort of your home.

Check out the link below for thursday evening talks by ceramic practitioners at

The Kiln Rooms

Or if you are at home watch The great pottery throw down on bbc

Throwing “off the hump”

I taught this student how to throw “off the hump” as a way of speeding up the throwing process. This can be particularly helpful in a two hour evening class at Greenwich Community College as centering small lumps of clay can be time consuming.

Five similar vessels produced ready for turning.

I make my katori bowls june 2014 using this same method.

Watch this video on youtube to see exactly how its done

throwing off the hump

Here are the five cups glazed and ready to use.

From left to right

1,  4,and  5

Pale blue dipped over halfway then shiny orange over the opposite halfway  .

2 and 3

Shiny white then strontium black applied in the same way.

All fired  to 1260 degrees C