いいねー

FUCK YEAH, WE LOVE KEn

Just wondering about the white powder...

The original shows him messing up a cup and then fixing it.

Can you re-upload the original. The one without sounds and the one that is longer was much more educational and informative than this.

She's extraordinary, a truly great potter and artist. A pity I will never be able to afford one of her pieces, lol

You stopped the video in the middle!

😆 promo sm

But why do you pack them so closely? Is there a purpose in doing that?

Yes so sad that Phil isn’t around. Was lucky to see him when Ken Masuzaki had exhibition at Goldmark. Fortunate that we have a lot of videos of his work.

Excellent throwing off the hump of clay on traditional wheel. Beginning, intermediate, and advanced potters watch, please!

Хороший фильм! Очень интересно, спасибо.

I’ve watched a few videos about Phil in the last few days, had no idea he passed away in 2020 😢 and crap, he was only 69?! 😢😢

I'm so sad to lose the original video that was much longer and without the music. The regular sounds of throwing were fine without the dubbed music. What happened to the original?! Please please consider uploading the original video since it was much better than this one.

heartwarming indeed

We can't wait! ❤

👏👏👏👏👏👏👏🙏🙏🙏💗💗💗🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺🏺🏺🏺

There was a longer version of this video, did it change to private? I love to watch it over and over, you can learn so much just by watching him throw.

The bowls are so lushes. I would love to own one.

Why are you not posting any more videos on this channel???😔

love your pottery

i bow before you in reverence

Such freedom of expression!

Looks great and I love the music as well! Who’s the artist?

"Perfect imperfection". What she was missing or not understanding in the misshapen tea bowls is the Zen nature of the "tea" and the "chowan".

I love this Lisa! :)

Warren MacKenzie is a national treasure in the U.S. !!! I can't wait to see this film!!!!

Looking forward to watching the end product.....

great teaser, fabulous project...can't wait for more! thank-you.

Great trailer. Look forward to seeing the film and the web-site.

Yeah!! So excited! Thanks for making more videos. I learn so much through them!

Was able to see Ken's work at the Pucker Gallery in Boston. Holding his pieces is a very special experience that I'll never forget. His treatment with form and with glaze is subtle and powerful at the same time...somehow.

Can't wait to see these two giants!

Superb camera work and editing. Looking forward to the finished product.

Wow!