A Super Simple Analogy to Help You Understand Glaze Structure - JOHN BRITT

[@clairebradbury11]

Thank you, makes the mystery of glazes a little clearer.

[@patriciafurr4771]

I didnt notice his hands I was trying to listen. Great analogy for my simple mind!!!

[@mrsbeckydaisy]

Really helps to understand these basics. Thank you.

[@SunshineLeclair]

thanks for sharing ...you make it easier to understand the basics

[@scubatrinni]

Well done. Thank you

[@fr0gd0ggie]

Close-up of hands is annoying. Focus on John, not his hands.

[@kirstycollins4237]

Great, thanks.

[@ATORealty2u]

My small group of sculptures, waiting one month and our " instructor", she has a power , asking to wait more. Oven empty. Stop use. Since she not credited anything. Could I use home kitchen oven ? And what temperature. Or to buy a small and not expensive for myself ? The place we work is public government provide for area.

[@emilygarner5832]

Good Video! More visual images would help students understand this better.

[@ATORealty2u]

What temperature should be for small sculptures to dry glaze ? Could I use home kitchen oven ?

[@adgepipkin2715]

Your oven wouldn't get a third of the way there

[@Cate7451]

Tatiana Ofri it might off gas pollutants in your kitchen. Very bad idea.

[@peterdascoli3534]

The ideas are good. Good basics. The visuals were to few and late. John Britt's hands are wonderful to watch but do not enhance the discussion.

[@lolademilo7474]

Thank you for the video, but dear camera man: stop zooming in on the hand! That is super distracting!