How to write on a vase 

Very impressive works of art. An interesting and insightful video. Thank you.

Very nice work. The one thing I would add about wax resist is that it is a good idea to keep the sponges separate as it doesn't take much for a sponge to pick up a bit of resist and wipe it where you do not want.

Oh, they are lovely! Beautiful gestural marks!

Very clear and detailed. Tom thanks for taking the time to make this video.

Such a beautiful studio and pots. Your work is stunning!

Love your work!

Brilliant. Thank you for posting.

Great video Tom!

So pretty lovely design and colours

Whether you add a layer of transparent glaze on the top of underglaze stroke

I enjoyed that, thanks

merci🤩

Very nice work.

Hi Tom, thank you for giving us your insight on glazing your vases. I like the dynamic of your glaze. You did not show how you applied the transparent glaze on the outside after you have brushed on the underglaze. So I wonder how you did it without smearing your brushstrokes. Would be delighted to receive an answer .

Thanks for sharing your techniques. May I ask, what is the underglaze pen you used?

Thanks Tom - am really enjoying your videos. I’m new to Ceramics (my background is Printmaking) and - like you - am learning lots through RU-vid. Can you tell me which powdered underglaze you were using please? I like the idea of mixing up my own stuff but am getting really confused about what to buy from suppliers. Thank you!

Absolutely stunning. Thank you so much for sharing this. I've tried to use the Mayco Designer Liner and I have struggled mightily. Would you say that feeling comfortable using the pen is a bit of a learning curve? Any ideas are appreciated!

Very nice! Can the underglaze and clay be left raw without any clear glaze on top?

Thank you for that. Is there a reason for glazing the foot at the same time as the inside? My thought that it is a clever way to add moisture to the foot, so that you don't get to thick a glaze application on the inside at the bottom. I have found that when pouring the glaze into a bisque pot, because if the time it takes to pour it around and out, the glaze is quite thick on the bottom. Which can lead to cracking as it dries and crawling when fired.

Thank yo so much for this video. Can you tell me the brand of the underglaze bottle/pen you are using in the video?

Why music so loud?

Aluminum Hydrate doesn't melt at all.... You mean to say Aluminum Hydrate doesn't melt at the temp you are firing. Yes?