Ceramic Review: Masterclass with Angela Mellor

[@jonasktew6857]

I'm a first-year ceramics student and discovered this channel a week ago. it's so incredibly helpful to see established makers work and share their wisdom. thank you so much for these videos!

[@BELENUA]

IDEM :)

[@RavenStealstheNight]

Ingenuity at it's most beautiful. I love the flow of these pieces. She's definitely a Master. Brilliant

[@nitamoko3698]

Kia ora Angela, the bone china paper clay slip work you have done with your sculptural vessels inspired me to work with the same materials and practice a similar fashion with your studio methodology. I am currently in my last year in Bachelor of Creative Practice at EIT, Taradale, New Zealand. I am also interested in textures, translucency and nature these qualities that have influenced the work I have been creating. I am imprinting Rongoa Rakau (native medicinal plants) into the paper clay for my vessels. These vessels are elevated by earthenware clay bases. I fell in love with the translucency of the bone china paper clay slip and I was amazed by the results achieved after high firing. Thank you Angela for sharing your beautiful amazing work...

[@arammkhitaryan3005]

Can you please share what happens during firing? Is there any smoke or whatever that could attach or change color of a standard clay pieces? Thanks

[@arinavandam9028]

As a beginner with ceramic I love it so much when proffesionals teach how they use the materials. Love and kiss from the Netherlands

[@andreaskonig3767]

Gidday Angela. I am a ceramic artist from New Zealand. I have finally found someone who also works with paper clay. How lovely to see the fineness with porcelain. I have a bag of porcelain paper clay sitting in my studio which I am afraid to use. To-day I work with white stoneware paper clay. It allows me to do the fine details on my large figurines without the pieces breaking away in the drying process. The process is rewarding. I am excited to have found your channel. This is great. Thanks for that.

[@arammkhitaryan3005]

Hi. Do you fire in electric kiln? Do you happen to add other clay pieces in the same kiln? I share the kiln and would like to understand whether during firing there would be any smoke from the paper component that could affect other people arts.

[@connieebinger6343]

Absolutely gorgeous! One time I had a frustration about wanting to do ceramics and not being able to have access to that at the time. Our focus was on making paper so I made a vase out of paper in rebellion. It turned out so beautiful and your pieces remind me of that.

[@heatherwathen5577]

Absolutely magnificent, I love the details given with this method. What an inspiring woman.

[@eduardogardin879]

The fact that it changes shape as it is fired follows the natural inspiration of the work

[@gnarbeljo8980]

My experience with paper porcelaine is limited to some experimental work but it's really interesting the specific advantages it presents, especially working very thin. It's a marvelous material, the fired paper thin pieces chime like china but can look like anything from actual paper, textile (which I experimented with) chalky plaster or shiny white milkglass. It's so different because it allows you to work wet on entirely dry too, building in sectionals etc. It's also incredibky light as the paper burns out of it. I'd like to someday do more experimenting with it. This work here is perfectly suited for the material and lovely.

[@williamrochaix5836]

ReaLly impressed by your work and techniques. Thank you for sharing.

[@gabrielastangl4274]

Wow, I love your technique, your idea

[@franciscofreitasjr]

Absolutamente lindo esse trabalho. Original, delicado e sofisticado. Amei.

[@laurabaezdiaz6708]

I have to do this...What a great artist. Simplicity and elegance.

[@meredithpottery]

So inspirational. Thank you for sharing.

[@mariaantoniacasadovinas8915]

Hay mucho amor en esas piezas. 😍

[@wtm7554]

Thanks a lot Ceramic review for all this Master 👌👍

[@kisa393]

Muy inspirador, gracias por la realización de estos videos.

[@georgianasalter]

Amazing

[@anamariamartinez3871]

Estupendo los videos ii gracias, sería de agradecer subtitulado en español, muchas gracias

[@rociocacerescastillo6170]

Bellísimo trabajo🌿🌷

[@bloobynickname]

Beautiful!

[@tksmith3698]

Fabulous. Thank you.

[@GreenMorningDragonProductions]

When she said she lives in Cambridge I thought 'eh'? But then she mentioned Manchester, and I thought 'aha'! Takes one to know one :)

[@dawnintucson]

Incredible! ❤

[@lisabowman817]

Thank you for such a wonderful video. I would love to try your technique. Is it possible to let the strips of paper clay dry completely to be reconstituted at a later time?

[@testtube43]

I really want to do this but finding it very hard to work out exactly how to find courses etc.

[@JF-cr9uz]

Beautiful

[@aleetaalice4613]

So beautiful, I would love to work in this medium, also nature, shells, etc. as inspiration.

[@ericbabcock846]

Roses please try some roses singles for bouquet or applied like iced wedding cake EB

[@hassanzidan9925]

what is common name of wood tool it's used to cast plaster 2:40

[@elainebradleyceramicartist3213]

Cottle

[@winonabannon8556]

Really lovely! Do you make your own molds?

[@RayleneG679]

Is this beautiful work fired the same as ceramic?

[@Faithhopelove1702]

Thats beautiful 🤍🤍🤍

[@silviamonica3959]

❤❤❤❤❤

[@hazloconvicente2010]

Everything out of focus!!! I couldn't enjoy the video :(

[@ericbabcock846]

And all the years I've been pin rolling Porcelain to silk and peel off .THNX for the missing paper clue.I do it with paint . EB

[@Pww642]

What happens to the paper in the firing process? Wouldn’t it all just burn up?

[@endeen9274]

The paper burns out.. making the work lighter than if made without paper.