Ceramic Review: Masterclass with Duncan Ayscough

[@varinakosovich1283]

Gorgeous pots! I'm really intrigued by the process of throwing a rounded shape and then attaching a long neck.

[@berneemartin4383]

Really beautiful shapes and I love the terra sigillata surface.

[@knightclan4]

I can’t wait to throw that well! I love trimming also!

[@lorrinederichelieu9848]

I love turning

[@hilostateofmind]

Absolutely beautiful and tremendously inspiring. Thank you

[@occhialinisvedesi]

che concentrazione mentre rifinisce. bello.

[@b.u.biederbeck3935]

Very very inspiring - thank you!!!!!

[@grandcarriage1]

I showed this to a student, and their reaction was "Clay? I didn't notice the clay..." LOLOL

[@TheJojoaruba52]

Nicely presented! Thank you very much!

[@corinne7126]

Beautiful art

[@brendawillems4804]

Stunning!!

[@lydiahorton6205]

Cannot wait to study under him

[@tolgadn]

waoww amazing job, please give s more fetails about the glazing

[@emenemes5678]

Im sure he can throw that shape in one piece. Dont understand why he needs to attach the neck separately. But the way he trim with the metal rib tho... 😍

[@psgouros]

What’s missing in this demo is the amount of time needed for the lower part to dry enough and stiffen enough to support the weight of the neck.

[@davezad]

​That wasn't missing. He talks about it at 1:20 in: "firmly soft clay, moving towards leather hard" There is no set amount of time it can take a given pot to dry to this stage. That can depend on factors like temperature & humidity or how dry the clay was when thrown. You can estimate how long that process might be, but it's safest to dry things very slowly (evenly) under plastic and check on it often to know when it's ready to add the neck on. He obviously had to practice this to know the best timing. You can't just set an alarm and come back.

[@chompers11]

Amazing

[@tessbox9061]

Amazing!

[@ionajeff]

Mesmerized

[@konstantinr.7123]

Beautiful pots

[@HappyGnoux]

beautiful! thank you! :)

[@potterylady44]

Ugh ❤❤❤❤!

[@MsHburnett]

Greek and roman glaze yes

[@AlbertoDaniloPimenta]

Maravilha...