Ceramic Review Masterclass: Florian Gadsby

[@Andreee73]

Florian's production and craftsmanship are incredibile. I never miss his videos on his YT channel. Master!

[@gingerblue]

Starting out with watching Florian's channel and watching him work has absolutely spoiled me for ceramic content on social media. Besides a handful of other artists, he's above and beyond. I don't think he realizes how truly gifted he is, and what a treasure it is for those of us who are fascinated by ceramics to have him sharing his journey and process with us on a regular basis on social media. (Plus, that doggo!)

[@knightclan4]

So glad Ceramic Review came to you!, You are now an official legend in the pottery realm.

[@ggggbbb7227]

Finally!!! Florian, i wathed him videos at the wery long time. Love this master. He has a channel.

[@AnetteY11]

Very much appreciate Florian being included in the masterclass series - well deserved and nice to see what you (and your dogs) actually look like ☺️

[@Alex_0Z]

finally i’ve been waiting for them to make one for him!

[@tracymorrissey9426]

So glad to see Florian highlighted. He's really so creative and gifted.

[@emilyh4998]

Yay Florian! 🎉 well done! I learned how to throw with his videos which are very high quality and informative. He’s been a huge inspiration and I love his work!

[@lindatortorice9356]

Superb artist and craftsman. Plus he shares his knowledge and experience. Florian has earned the recognition as a master potter.

[@joseeugeniofariaalvim9974]

Lovely Florian Gadsby's vídeo. So straightfoward and simple shapes and glazes. Congrats, Florian. A fan from Brazil 🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷

[@jeanninebona6096]

Votre travail est tout simplement magnifique ! Merci.

[@fits_and_starts]

I have appreciated his work ethic ever since discovering him. Looking forward to his book

[@patthompson6255]

an informative and calming video, many thanks

[@avermontlife]

Could you perhaps give us a link to the potter who makes the spinner for trimming? That looks so helpful.

[@lorielove7046]

Thank you! Lovely work.

[@skylarb.3363]

Incredible potter and so generous with his knowledge.

[@luziagilbert8659]

Thank you Flirian to share your pottery knowledge with us. I wish I could have at least one week of classes with you.

[@penguinista]

He has a KZbin channel with a lot of instructional videos, in case you didn't realize.

[@merkelhess]

Thanks for this, great to see a wider look at FG's studio

[@sharonpollack1119]

His work is beautiful. He explains what he's doing really well.

[@rosalindbarbier7670]

Beautiful, so inspiring! Thank you :-)

[@xandermoyle]

Super! wonderful form and refinement.

[@sharonpeek7728]

I hope you are having a great vacation!

[@potterylady44]

Beautiful!

[@interiorsefforts]

amazing !

[@soulcreation5965]

Which clay ??

[@정길주-w9p]

아주 멋찐 작퓸들 입니다

[@Bmilroy080688]

"i tend to take more inspiration from metal work." this is interesting. lets face it, a pottery wheel is a vertical lathe, and many of the skills applied on the pottery wheel are applied in machining. most notably feeds and speeds, which is all about the rate your tools move vs the rate the machine turns. you can actually learn a lot about pottery from this, for example, the more pressure/ speed you apply to a cutting tool, the rougher the surface. just the same, the faster the wheel/ machine spin, and the slower/ less pressure applied to the cutting tool, the finer the surface. in machine work you can actually create a mirrored surface via the feeds and speeds, although in pottery you may not want a perfect surface or you may just use a glaze to cover up the imperfections.

[@25787fdshj]

👍

[@emilieneubauerova4699]

👍👍💯🤏👋