The summary of this episode is about an interview with potter Bryan Wilkerson, who specializes in creating "goon pottery" with monster faces. Bryan talks about his journey as a potter, including his apprenticeship with a renowned potter, his inspiration from cartoons and old toys, and the importance of finding joy and staying committed to your craft. He also shares advice on selling pottery and discovering your voice as an artist. You can learn more about Bryan by checking out his instagram @bryanwilkerson

Top 3 Value Bombs:

1. "I think it's all of those things that have a sense of history to it, a sense of use nostalgia, and through its wear and tear, you know that there's some past story to these things." - This highlights the importance of incorporating history and nostalgia into your work, creating items that tell a story and have sentimental value.

2. "There's so many opportunities where you can use those skills that you might not even think of until you're introduced to them." - Exploring different avenues, such as participating in group shows and utilizing social media, can help get your work out there and connect with your audience.

3. "The most important thing is to be making work that you are proud of and that you are happy to make, because that makes all the difference." - Emphasizing the importance of creating work that brings joy and fulfillment, as it will have a positive impact on both the artist and the audience.

and so much more

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