Ceramic Review: Masterclass with Aneta Regel

[@thingsofsuch]

There is an end, it is called the beginning... this is a potter that inspired me a lot just now. Carefree, not focused on technique for its own sake, organic with openness taking natural & manmade objects to create ... whatever those things she made in the background are. Very fun approach to doing what obviously she enjoys and I enjoy the process as well. Thank you for showing her work.

[@f0xh0nd51]

I wish we could have seen more the work up close, or a “ completed” one

[@anastasiyatabunova502]

yes please! Her works and the clay she uses. So amazing

[@nathanbray9441]

As a very part time clay nerd...this is wonderful to watch!

[@cynthiastepp1]

I don’t understand why not do a quick montage at the end of completed works so we can see what the artist did and why.

[@HappyGnoux]

it would have been nice to see more finished pieces :) That's an interesting approach to clay !

[@amandaneilson8561]

I had the same exact thought. You could get a sense of her work but I would have loved some close ups of completed work

[@zweigackroyd7301]

Added that comment before reading yours. What a very strange omission!

[@zweigackroyd7301]

Sure wish the video had shown the end work beyond background glimpses.

[@malumirandamalu8978]

What kind of clay you use ? How the clay dont crack?

[@limonjade]

I think it's egyptian paste

[@mnoyanz4758]

What is eyptian paste?​@@limonjade

[@bais.5420]

very interesting for me!))

[@LuciaLopez-ts4il]

Wooowww la ame!!!

[@blogginglife7956]

Interesting potter

[@johnq.citizen8076]

She has no business giving any kind of masterclass