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In this episode, Nic Torres emphasizes the necessity of sticking with one pottery technique long enough to fully develop skills and exhaust all creative ideas before moving on. He addresses the common issue of boredom and suggests maintaining excitement by altering themes within the same technique, using personal anecdotes like his shift from creating ninja sculptures to astronaut figures, all while preserving his unique style. Guests like Eva Funderburk reinforce the value of revisiting and refining a technique to discover new possibilities.
On May 31st I am doing an workshop with Guest Artist Mike Cerv and Mike is talking about How to Handbuild a Goblet Cup! There are only a limited number of spots availabe click this link to attend the workshop https://shapingyourpottery.ck.page/products/how-to-make-a-slab-built-goblet-cup-w
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In this episode, Nic Torres emphasizes the necessity of sticking with one pottery technique long enough to fully develop skills and exhaust all creative ideas before moving on. He addresses the common issue of boredom and suggests maintaining excitement by altering themes within the same technique, using personal anecdotes like his shift from creating ninja sculptures to astronaut figures, all while preserving his unique style. Guests like Eva Funderburk reinforce the value of revisiting and refining a technique to discover new possibilities.
On May 31st I am doing an workshop with Guest Artist Mike Cerv and Mike is talking about How to Handbuild a Goblet Cup! There are only a limited number of spots availabe click this link to attend the workshop https://shapingyourpottery.ck.page/products/how-to-make-a-slab-built-goblet-cup-w
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