Pottery is HARD.

[@Jazza]

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[@toyotaAETruenoGT-APEX]

woohoo?

[@SEZMALOIN]

Yay

[@thatordinaryguy834]

Vid idea:you should try to animate on FlipaClip on mobile

[@connercarey5942]

Cool

[@mrblaze7586]

Thank for making my day because your channel is best for creative things 😌😊

[@KeyushTheStuntDog]

Surprised to see you getting a lesson instead of feeling it out on your own, but it's definitely the best way with pottery, throwing is not easy without a good basic knowledge of the techniques. It's really fun once you get the hang of it!

[@HeatherGg15]

I’ve seen KZbin videos of people trying it out on their own with no direct guidance and it makes me cringe a bit. Just like, sorry y’all, but good luck 😂

[@Oitherechap]

HI KEYUSH IM A FAN

[@kalinaszek]

I remember someone was asking jazza to go and learn from others and I would love a series of those videos

[@greenliongirl07]

As someone who has done pottery/ceramics, it's definitely not something you dive into feet first and expect good results. If you don't get all the air bubbles out of the clay, it can explode in the bisque firing. Not to mention you have to be careful with some glazes and what you're going to using your piece for. The oils on your hands can cause certain glazes to not what to stick to the piece and Raku glazes/clay contain lead. You also have to account for shrinkage as your piece dries and that glazes change color during the second firing. That being said, I'm surprised he got a lesson as well (remembers the time Jazza tried to pour soap without doing research).

[@KeyushTheStuntDog]

@@greenliongirl07 yeah there is a lot to consider, I have a home pottery studio, I learned at Uni and have taught myself a lot. You can teach yourself through watching videos, but Jazza's usual way of figuring it out without any prior knowledge would have been a struggle, but also entertaining. People can get very frustrated with centring. My lecturer taught us one way and it didn't work for me, so I changed my dominant hand and it worked, a couple of my classmates had the same issue, but got on much better the way I showed them.

[@kalinaszek]

I love how Peter is so calm and jazza is like a small, energetic puppy running around 😍

[@damiettamataram3492]

YES!! That's it!

[@EveragePissDrinkerEnjoyer]

This just radiates A Dad bringing his son to his workplace, idk why

[@howamisupposedtoknow13]

🤣🤣🤣

[@spooki_koki9881]

Bc Peter lokey was annoyed and happy with jazza

[@am2schmarvelous]

I like how the "less is more" quote fell short on Jazza whose whole aesthetic is more is more.

[@RiveroftheWither]

Lol yeah, one thing I noticed for instance is that Jazza was wetting the clay too much. That's why it was so much goopier

[@fidelianerina]

@@RiveroftheWither I thought the same thing. The moment he mentioned his hands were more covered, I paid attention to what he was doing more closely and saw he would just use too much water. Surprised Peter didn't mention to him to use less.

[@mistertwister2000]

Jazza must’ve felt so proud of the “I do pot” joke, you can hear him smiling

[@Aaaaduuu]

True

[@talon9487]

So true

[@no_idea_at_all]

Even I was proud of him.

[@hajfaf6289]

@Don't Read My Profile Photo ok

[@Pickledog2005]

@Don't Read My Profile Photo can you not

[@ceekay3143]

I love the contrast with how slow and calm Peter was being vs Jazza's speed chaos. I'd totally spend a day with Peter, just learning how to do pottery and living the sort of peaceful life I imagine he must live, doing pottery in such a gorgeous part of the world.

[@BeauSeverson]

I absolutely love this format of showing off local artisans to your area and some of their work and classes. Peter seems like a really cool dude to learn from. Pottery has been one of those things always interesting but feels not easily attainable.

[@jameswills2205]

Id suggest looking into classes in your local area, thats how i got started. Much more attainable for a beginner

[@StefanCreates]

Yeah! This... the bonsai video.. we definitely need more of this type of content ^^

[@sundayfunday5059]

@@StefanCreates fr

[@cucumberisyummy]

Hi Lol Read more…

[@cucumberisyummy]

Lol

[@roxy5659]

As a ceramics students it’s so interesting seeing different terminology and techniques from different places

[@mikehike7579]

Yo forreal well im not really much of a student but still in ceramics class in HS just way better then everyone else making 15 inch pots while they make like 4 inch pots😂

[@lunawolf3645]

I was thinking the same thing.

[@jonnyoakland8134]

Slurry vs slip

[@AymunDraws]

The dynamic between peter and jazza is so adorable to watch. Peter is clearly calmly and gently treating jazza like an excited craft kid and jazza is so clearly an excited craft kid 😭😂😂 like peter is just not surprised by anything he’s doing! ✨

[@tacoteacher8501]

Peter is amazing, he's giving like Aussie bob ross mixed with the Gordon's fisherman

[@00juls00]

So accurate!

[@floriangadsby]

What a beautiful sometimes symmetrical mess.

[@leyalaatasto9096]

Hi Florian! Love your vids :) hope you enjoyed this vid haha

[@alahnakisebach503]

I had a feeling I'd see the king of clay here. :)

[@STAIND12300]

Love seeing you on here Florian!

[@johanneshalberstadt3663]

This comes off so shady!😂🤣

[@Leona8Cooper]

Peter was so patient with our favourite obnoxious but consistent artist!🥰 And it was nice to see Jazza in a different setting while still trying something new!

[@DadBodDrumming]

Peter is like "How am I going to clean up that mess"

[@kirstyvierdag6492]

He's used to it. Always has his grandkids in there but has them pretty well trained to clean up after themselves 😂

[@gnidarap]

Cleaning the wheel is a very very fun part

[@michaelzautner4848]

I've been taking some glass blowing classes recently, and thought how cool it would be to see you do some stuff that requires equipment that you can't really get yourself like glassblowing or blacksmithing, and then suddenly this comes out and makes me think that might actually be something in your future.

[@embee7434]

I loved all the little tidbits that Peter brought: Wabi Sabi, moments to learn and a lifetime to practice, and of course a sense of humor about the Ghost reference. I love to watch newbies on the wheel. ❤️ Jazza you did SO well. And some potters are messier than others even after 50 years. I can't imagine you ever being a clean potter.

[@StefanCreates]

Tasty Wasabi*

[@SamDubois-sl5rq]

I love how Peter was just staring at Jazza's lump of deformed clay while Jazza was trying to make an outro.

[@mattswhatiam]

I feel like we got a taste of what Jazza was like, in classes at school 🤣

[@Guus115]

The class clown that also got good grades

[@ImprovisionFilm]

Jazza said he had a hard time in school. I don't think his class got to see this side of him.

[@mattswhatiam]

@@ImprovisionFilm man that's a shame, I would loved to have been in classes with him. School can be unkind with creative, energetic people.

[@ImprovisionFilm]

@@mattswhatiam It is, but I reckon the kids from school are probably impressed with what he has achieved.

[@FirebladeXXL]

he is a true master of his craft. he can explain it so well and he knows exactly what hes doing while not giving in to perfection and always clearly leave his fingerprint in his art.

[@teresacerto]

Omg peter is so cute, he looks like he would be an old sailor/fisherman in a cartoon 😭

[@JifalosJM]

Oh so you like older men? Jk

[@drippyrock8276]

@@JifalosJM bro you can find older people cute

[@Jinx-hs5fw]

@@JifalosJM wow bro you got the whole squad laughin :|

[@aisling2470]

@@JifalosJM great joke altogether there mate

[@humanperson3430]

And the artist wouldn't bother to draw their eyes

[@redthecrusader007]

Peter is such a wholesome guy

[@sloppyvic6971]

Jazza is out here mastering all forms of art, truly the most talented artist in the mortal plane

[@nate6511]

Time for him to expand and become a true Renaissance man by mastering grammar, logic, rhetoric, arithmetic, geometry, music, and astronomy (the traditional seven liberal arts)

[@sushigirl6063]

idk. its cool that hes trying new things, but that means u cant master those u already know. its like spreading but no leveling up.

[@10pitate]

While Tom Scott is mastering all form of sport and turning into the perfect form, Jazza is mastering every form of art and becoming the creator of all

[@theangrypotato1525]

He’s the art avatar

[@piyusarkar3065]

@@nate6511 he's already into music as far as I know

[@mione3690]

As a potter, I saw the title and was instantly "yes it is" and then I clicked. Seeing Jazza tackle pottery is a treat xD

[@heatherkoschalksart]

Hi! I’m new to ceramics myself. I’ve only done slab construction, coiling and pinching. Any tips for a newbie learning the wheel? I hopefully take my first lessons on Monday and can’t wait.

[@Chet_Thornbushel]

Peter is the most delightful fellow I ever did see and I love that he’s so smitten with Jazza’s antics 😆

[@shellv4094]

I agree! I wish I could take a class from him😃

[@louiseb6111]

Smitten isn’t a word I’d think of using! 😂 Maybe befuddled! 🤦‍♀️😂

[@argusfleibeit1165]

But, IS he? Actually?

[@samuellafleur7027]

To me, jazza feels like a little kid taking a class in this one. Just full of excitement and curiosity.

[@Tez_Thorn1405]

When i saw Jazza and pottery in the same title,i immediately imagined the clay flying off the wheel and slapping him in the face 🤣

[@warren2441]

I like how Jazza's content is all about discovering and trying new art mediums. It shows how much he loves art.

[@JessieTrinket]

Absolutely perfect cut at the end there. "So what do we do with this now? Just throw it in the kiln? "Ummmmmmm..."

[@samnorth4287]

Strong dad and son vibes detected!!! I love it. Can you do more vids with this guy because i think those vibes and the way you two interact will get funnier and better as you guys spend time. would be so fun

[@KaoruGoyle]

I just enjoy so much watching skilled old men sharing their trades! Its like honoring their knowledge and also making it pass down. this is my favorite video from Jazza in a while!

[@alycia_11]

Peter is an absolute natural mold into Jazza studios crew; from embracing the chaos to trying to set up the Jazza and Garith Ghost scene (which was a total missed opportunity) 😅

[@JohnClark-tt2bl]

I hate to admit that I too was having a hard time not having immature thoughts during this....😂

[@lifeofnanaa]

some of those shots really did look very suggestive 😄

[@Ace_.Makki8_er]

Thank goodness, I thought I was the only one.

[@thomasc.4637]

Fortnite 🤣

[@LUCKYWITHACHANC3]

When they made the cones on the spinning wheel

[@renslo689]

@@lifeofnanaa and the wet sounds lol

[@Nuswodahs]

The teacher fits in with Jazza and his crew so well. I love it.

[@PriscilaJaegerL94]

Watching jazza became part of my therapy (I introduced the channel to my psychologist and she loved it), depression and anxiety make days difficult, but any video on this channel helps me keep going.

[@linah5359]

That is great to hear! Having something that makes you get through the hard days is such a great help. I wish you all the best and hope you will get healthy soon :D you are a warrior and will defeat this awful disease :)

[@PriscilaJaegerL94]

@@linah5359 thank you for The support ❤️❤️

[@beaishere9927]

I'm glad you've found something to help you keep going on those bad days! It's important to find things like that. Even if it may seem dumb to other people, there's no dumb reason to stay alive. One of my reasons is dogs (they're so happy, and I love petting them!). Keep going, you can make it through! 💙

[@kailyn.bw.]

Ditto. Jazza is one of my go-to energy sources. ❤️

[@louiseb6111]

Peter didn’t know what to do with himself at the end! 🤦‍♀️😂 All he could do was stare at the monstrosity in front of Jazza! 🤣👏👌

[@emielio16]

😂😂😂

[@keenancharles3886]

I just saw Jazza's brain glitch when that dude said "Less is more"

[@Truthseeker-kc8rd]

Jazza please do more such collabs. This is so soothing

[@madamebih7825]

He finally found a medium he isn't AMAZING with. I guess Jazza actually is human after all!

[@aristology6912]

Did you even watch the video? He is amazing with it

[@andriafehizoro686]

@@aristology6912 yes he isssssss 🤗 🤗 🤗

[@madamebih7825]

@@aristology6912 yes I did lmao. He couldn't use the throw thing at all. It wasn't an insult. It was supposed to be a joke.

[@Bluefoxx]

im proud that jazza didnt make it dirty when making the 'cone' shape look at him finally becoming an mature adult xD Love your content as always jazza!

[@Bat_Fiend.]

Having done alot of ceramic/pottery but not being able to anymore this makes me really miss it 😭.

[@GabyAR7575]

Same here 😢

[@deathsheir2035]

So many things you do that I will likely never do myself. Yet I can't stop watching you because your enthusiasm is amazing.

[@Snailsnsialsnial._1]

I remember using clay to make “Islands” out of various sticks and plants from the garden. The nostalgia lmao

[@ajwinberg]

Hey Jazza, your videos are just so fun to watch. Thanks for making them.

[@laurenmoore0202]

Literally commented asking if you’d ever used a pottery wheel on the candle wax video 😂 this is exactly the creative chaos I needed today ❤️

[@ShortArtGuy]

@Don't Read My Profile Photo don’t worry I won’t

[@stormwolfandmutashi364]

I just started throwing and glazing. It’s difficult and humbling. Great job Jazza!

[@hines1865]

Peter seems like such a good wholesome dude. Think we need to see some more colabs with peter!!

[@ElanorNarmolanya]

This was so different, but reminded me a lot of the bonsai episode! I love seeing Jazza soaking up learning from and interacting with other creatives. I would love to see him take another swing at making an epic "dive" pottery piece after having some more practice! Especially if it was a simple pot design that he is able to use his carving/painting skills to decorate! Love it!

[@messyjess]

I've been thinking of trying pottery for a long time but never got around to it. You make it look even more fun than I imagine. And Peter seems like a genuinely nice guy. He is how I imagine St.Peter standing at heaven gate and ask me: "so have you gotten around to do pottery?".

[@brittany6910]

I really hope we get to see you go back and paint/glaze your pots!

[@cubingbuzz1]

"In this video I do pot" jazzas finally lost it

[@the_amazingpug]

@Don't Read My Profile Photo ok

[@justyc3]

@Don't Read My Profile Photo ok

[@kikisworld3103]

@Don't Read My Profile Photo ok

[@thekingofnot8453]

@Don't Read My Profile Photo ok

[@justyc3]

I mean after debunking tons of art hacks and trying different arts im not surprised I was wait for when not if

[@LaneBeScrolling]

Having just started throwing myself, I’m stunned at how quickly Jazza got a feel for centering!

[@mehxs7225]

HEAR ME OUT.. Imagine a "Best Ever food review show" but its Jazza going to different places learning different art techniques and cultures. Awesome

[@omriprag5449]

Jazza is so happy in this video, just all excited and jumpy like a kid who got an ice cream surprise in the middle of summer just amazing

[@GreasyDaddy]

This is so wholesome. Peter is a legend.

[@karma13612]

Pottery seems to be a really satisfying art form. Nice job Jazza! 👍🎨🏺

[@reneegadelove1130]

Fave video ever! 😍 You two had so much fun, and Peter has the patience of an old Oak tree, lol

[@crosita1]

Just bought my own wheel and kiln, so excited!!

[@ArtyJ]

Jazza has finally reached his peak. A sculpture. Wait sculpture. No, SCULPTURE. No wait sculptor. FYI, I'm saying jazza is a handsome sculpture.

[@hanin_gurl]

no, pottery person

[@hanin_gurl]

No me, a CERAMIST (totally didn't steal that from google)

[@Varaldar]

@@hanin_gurl literally a potter

[@disappearingartists8893]

@@Varaldar harry pottery

[@Varaldar]

@@disappearingartists8893 congratulations you've discovered the phenomena of many last names just being occupations

[@starralert2678]

You have so much energy for how calming the pottery studio usually is! I love hearing your excitement tho!

[@motherofdraakjes]

i've been waiting for you to try pottery, so much fun! sewing up next? :D

[@beaishere9927]

Watching Jazza make pots took me back to high school with my experience making pots being remarkably similar, haha! The clay wobbling around, the giant mess, the helpless feeling as the pot becomes worse and worse the more you try to fix it until you just give up...all part of the beautiful pottery experience!

[@mcrowcreations]

"I'm a bit messy" *flashback to the past years of extremely messy content" No Jazza, you're not messy at all XD

[@Tara-sj9du]

Hey Jazza! It’s so much fun to see you attend workshops. This video reminds me of the bonsai video which i also enjoyed very much!

[@maryammir9786]

"In this video, I do pot. Clay pot, that is." Best intro ever

[@leviquentin1134]

I love this pottery teacher pops! he seems like such a chill and cool fella! Let's give that man some love💕

[@eternalconfusion6226]

Peter has some serious Claus vibes!!! He is so cool and calm and skilled and very kind!!!

[@AnchoredArtDesigns]

I’ve never used a wheel but it looks like so much fun! I love that you’re so adventurous with your channel! It’s something I’m trying to bring to mine! You’re so inspiring!! 😊

[@dimitrimilas4170]

This has got to be one of the most wholesome Jazza videos I've seen :)

[@Hannah-vk4ti]

I’m a potter! Been doing it since 2015 and I’m 25! I love it so much and would LOVE to make you something and you could paint it!!

[@sarahinsalaco5306]

Peter: rolls out his clay slab like a chill normal person Jazza: does the exact same thing but with epic music And this is why I love this channel 😂

[@vivica9227]

He seems like such a good teacher! This was amazing to see. And as much fun as seeing you struggle with a new medium is, this one was really educational, I feel!

[@yteuropehdgaming9633]

As someone who does pottery in school, this was quite enjoyable.

[@k-bot187]

PLEASE DO MORE TYPES OF THESE VIDEOS!! I REALLY ENJOY IT WHEN YOU LET OTHER PEOPLE SHOW OFF THE SKILLS AND EXPERIENCE IN DIFFERENT MEDIUMA OF ART

[@MelanaC]

As a potter and Ceramicist I’m sooooo happy you are working with real clay. Most people get frustrated when I tell them how *long* clay takes to DRY AND FIRE! I spend weeks making my art, then I fire it 🤩 Then I spend many hours decorating, painting and glazing my work. THEN I seal it into a metal box and light it on fire (essentially 🙄) It’s the only art medium where you have almost no control over the final step 🙃 It’s all up to the pottery gods 🙏🏼

[@OptimusRose]

Pottery gods? Did you mean "dear baking gods of Evermore"? I really admire anyone having so much patience to do stuff like that, so I wish you good luck, protection from cracks and other kinds of destruction of your pieces.

[@julietatchley3122]

Delightful! Love the energy of chaotic student trying to hold it together and patient and bemused teacher. Also, can we see the finished pieces? Maybe just a photo, even?

[@skyer0blue]

This guy lives surprisingly close to me, I would love to do one of his classes

[@rachelcookie321]

You live surprising close to Jazza too then.

[@valkyrie2443]

Peter was such a lovely teacher!

[@sarastein8047]

As a ceramic artist I have never heard someone call slip “slurry” I love it and will definitely be calling it that from now on 😂

[@CalamityMaim]

I only found your channel very recently but I’m so glad I did. My daughter and I love art and learning new techniques to try and you and your team are so much fun to watch!

[@spoopymotives1084]

Here’s something I’ve learned in pottery, What you can do is color your pieces with glazes

[@Toniinthepanicroom]

The fact that jazza got to speed run what took me 3 years of high-school ceramics classes in (probably a few months) is amazing

[@the_amazingpug]

“I’ve turned into a bowl” -Jazza 2022

[@travis6279]

I’m taking a ceramics course this semester and I can relate to Jazza’s experience with throwing. Right down to saying “I can fix it I can fix it!” When something goes wrong 😂. I also relate to the joy he must have felt in making his first projects!

[@kkewsuk]

Lol I think jazza is too impatient for this medium 😂

[@KevinOnEarth_]

100%, thank you! His chaotic energy is best left in the art studio because this was just embarrassing to watch tbh.

[@kirsbeasley87]

I hope this becomes a recurring thing, I'd love to see more artists teaching their specific skills to Jazza.

[@Armylady74]

Nice to see Jazza try something that he can’t master in a episode!

[@TheLukecottle]

Does anyone else detect a little Korg inflections on Peter’s voice? Not the accent but the way he structures his sentences and how he flicks his pitch up when he ends sentences? It is so amazingly comforting for a teacher to have that type of voice and calm inquisitiveness to their voice. Very wholesome and what a great teacher he is. He took time to explain, demonstrate and support. Also the wabi sabi that is such a beautiful lesson to learn. It’s nice when worldly people pick up advice and ideas from other cultures and apply them to their own lives.

[@Mpkw-er9bi]

“Don’t make a poo, don’t make a poo, don’t make a poo…” is how I feel about every art or craft I learn

[@XanBos]

One of the things I like about being an artist is that I can do any medium I choose. Just like you,doing all sorts of art medium, I too dive in with both feet. Nothing better than trying new stuff! I thought you did a great job!

[@FrozEnbyWolf150]

Obviously the problem was you needed to do this shirtless with Demi Moore helping you.

[@ethanmenzel]

This is everything I did, plus more in my ceramics 1 class in high school. We need more of this

[@smokythecat1296]

So excited to see Jazza finally getting his hand on some clay and making different pottery vessels. I also like that he's sharing that even if you are a proficient in art that taking lessons and trying new materials is fun and a good learning experience.

[@LordPoogie]

I’m early as hell 😫

[@toyotaAETruenoGT-APEX]

ma ass your 0.0000000087 milliseconds late. 😤

[@S1lveeer3]

Same lol 😂

[@layton8577]

Same hell yeah 😂

[@ArticJane]

Interesting seeing Jazza get a lesson from someone, As well as jumping into something that he struggled with but also had fun with from what i can see~ I love it

[@KevinOnEarth_]

Normally, I enjoy Jazza’s high energy, but he was rather obnoxious in this episode. As if pottery was just a big joke and nothing could be taken seriously. Why must every single moment have a wise ass crack? Not to mention how impatient he was to move fast through everything to get to the pottery wheel only to fail miserably. It’s a process mate, take your time, *listen* to Peter and learn. Your wheel was way too fast the whole time and by the end you could tell Peter had checked out, made his pot and moved on because you didn’t seem like you were there to actually learn anything from him. Just mucking about in the clay like a child. Rather offensive to Peter and his craft imo.

[@Atetrigrams]

I was pretty annoyed by it too. You hit the nail right on the head. I wasn’t cringing because he was failing, I was cringing because he wasn’t taking it seriously and in turn, not taking the teacher seriously & it made it hard to watch on behalf of Peter. It almost seemed like he was doing it on purpose too..

[@dxmxrxsbxxckthxwxxdxlf3931]

watching this brought back the pottery lessons I learned last year and I definitely did all the beginner mistakes that Jazza made except throwing 3 pounds of clay on the wheel. I plan to make more pottery as soon as possible because there's nothing like eating porridge out of the bowl you made.

[@mikaela8904]

Hi Jazza! You’re such an incredible person. I’m pretty late i know but I just wanted to tell you how much my dad and I admire you. He thinks you’re an incredible artist who is so good at things you try to do and probably considers you to have godly skills at everything that comes your way. I watched you a lot since I was 10, was so fascinated on how you used markers in challenges and character designs. I wish you the best and thank you for inspiring me! I love you and your humor and illustrations so much. My favorite is the one where you painted bob ross with drunk goggles + a kinda old one where you showed your sketchbooks + a three marker challenge. I’m so glad you came such a long way and never lost your passion in art. Please stay curious and the wonderful person you are. I look up to you a lot. Stay safe and I wish you well, Jazza. Love from the Philippines ❤️

[@beatricepecoraro9320]

I really appreciated you taking a lesson. That was fun to watch and really entertaining! Also loved your teacher!

[@k34466]

Love that you went to a professional for this, such a fun format ✨ I think maybe a longer series of this would be awesome! To see you 'master' something like this in maybe a few videos

[@oliviamullins5512]

I tried wheel throwing for the first time last week and it was so incredibly difficult so this was very comforting and hilarious to watch. You did a great job! I’d like to try it again soon.