I love this! What kind of clay do you use?

Dear Calder, Thank you for sharing your technis and tools.😊 Would you be so kind and to tel me the name of the pen with a sponge that you use for extra attachment of the handle. Thank you in advance. 😊

Hii ,pottery wheel machine shop app link and prices please

Did you bisque fire between underglazing and glazing with clear glaze? Or was this a one fire ?

Very helpful video. Thank you!

This is one of your best! Great.

My clay doesn’t stick on mine :(

What about using obsidian, smokey merlot, seaweed and indigo float? You could do obsidian first then pour the other 3 in? Would live to see that.

Thank you for the videos. I’ve been kinda stuck lately so your videos help me get some new ideas

Gorgeous! Loved the recipe 😍

Thanks so much! I loved your roses 😍

Wow 🤩 this is what I am looking for. Beautiful glazes. Thanks so much!

Bogan Orchard

I really like your explanation, thank you from Argentina

Thank you so much for this! Wonderful explanation and demonstration!!!

my clay cracks every time i try to roll it :(

Beautiful

Greetings from Vancouver British Columbia! Thank you for sharing your techniques, which are very cool. I find your videos to be inspiring! Best regards from Canada 🍁

I Calder! :-) I am enjoying your pouring glazes video but can you please tell me what you said at footage 4:00 after you said “…those Amaco glazes fire at cone five and six,”….. what did you say after that? About low fire glazes? I keep listening to that sentence over and over and can’t figure out what you said.

how did you fire these?

It’s always fun to play with colors….

Ik denk dat als je gaat proberen dat je lekker uit de box moet gaan denken dan wat je gewend bent om te doen. Dus met de krijtjes kan je misschien hele mooie ondergronden maken die mooi in elkaar overgaan. Zo kan je met de verf ook hele leuke technieken toepassen. Ik moet dan aan het schminken van bloemen denken. Je doet bv roze op je kwast en het topje een beetje wit. En dan zet je het topje in het midden en druk rustig de kwast naar de ondergrond evt een klein veegde naar boven maken. De wit loop dat heel speels in het roze. Ik denk dat het dan prachtige bloemen worden op je kopje.

i was literally JUST looking at underglaze colored pencils ! love your content :)

I agree with your third assessment on the watercolour underglazes, that they might have been too thick. I would do a couple of test tiles with varying amounts of water with the pink and purple. One of the nice things about watercolour is the transparency you can get with a lot of water and less pigment. Think of rose petals that fades from dark pink to light pink as you go from the center of the flower to the edge. Thanks Calder, I think I might get the watercolour set. Cheers from Canada.

Ich habe die Erfahrung, dass die Farben der Unterglasurstifte nach dem Glasurbrand nur sehr schwach sind. Danke für Dein Video

Thanks for the video! would be nice to see the water colour more diluted like aquarel...

The chalk would be great for filling in surfaces drawn with the pencils, and that they would look great with combined use. Those underglaze look great, now i'll be going down a glaze searching rabbit hole for the rest of the day :) Fun video, thank you!

Did this clay get fired?

Such a delight to watch your videos! Thanks for sharing your experiments. 😊

Sweet light spring colors

Beautiful

Thanks for this great idea

I know I'm late to the game, and this is older. But you two are freaking ADORABLE

Sorry to bother you, but the sound cut out from 1:20 to 4:45. I know you said you were doing two layers each of the glazes over obsidian, but could you please tell me if you also just did two layers of obsidian or the three that is normally recommended? Thanks from Alberta, Canada. Love your work.

Genius!

Great ideas

Can you please make video to show us ferring

The sound disappeared the entire time you were painting the 1st mug with obsidian. I was sorry to miss it. Then the sound returned until you began to explain how you applied smoky merlot bands. No more narration came through for the rest of the explanation. The second and third mug had music. Your narrative about how you used the bath mat to clean off the mug bottoms was fine. I was sorry to miss your full process described. It was easy to follow what you were doing by watching the video. Thanks for sharing.

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Well, I’m going to buck the trend of uniformly positive comments: This seems to me like a lot of material and effort for a single little cup. It wouldn’t even work if you had a handle.

Thank you Calder 😊

you are awesome

beautiful

Can’t you just roll out clay to the thickness you want and use a cookie cutter or something similar to cut out your round shapes? Easier and it should work? Thanks.

Your videos help me with perfecting technique and taking that step for better quality. Thank you for these details.

As a former pour painter you may want to try a base first on the surface. The colors moving is what makes those effects. We always did a base on the canvas so it wouldn't stick as bad. And roll over each other.

I’ve been doing pottery for 40+ years on and off. Now retired at 65, I have my own studio. I’m enjoying your videos, love your English with your Netherlandish accent and have learned a couple new tricks and techniques from you. Notably, the use of the micro-fiber dish mat to clean pot bottoms. Thank you from Northern California/Nevada. Keep up the excellent KZbin videos. They are much appreciated!

looks great pre-fired. Fired is underwhelming. Can you bubble underglaze and clear glaze that?

Beautiful small vases. What kind of clay and glazing did you use?

Thank you for this video!!! Easy to follow and your accent is so interesting, too. Have a great day!🎉🎉🎉