Hsin demonstrates surface decoration techniques, including chattering, sodium silicate and rolling. From OVCAG Clay Carnival 2017. You can find his pottery tools on Etsy: www.etsy.com/s...
You taught us such wonderful techniques. It is just a joy to watch you create such masterpieces. I always learn so much from you. There is such a peacefulness as you throw. I need to remember to slow my brain down and get in the moment as you do. I will be trying these decorative techniques. They are beautiful and inspiring. It really helps when you repeat some of the things you say. It sticks in my brain better.
Hsin-Chuen Lin Master potter I love watching you over and over again you are so generous with your information and love the fact that your cloths stay completely clean.
Huge thanks to the Orchard Valley Ceramics Arts Guild for filming and uploading these videos in their entirety to RU-vid. I live in Canada, and don't get to see some of your potters up here. It's a great pleasure to learn from these videos.
Great instruction! I always explain the newspaper rolling by saying, "First layer rolled from the right, second from the left." Easier to take only one layer that way, too.
Amazing video....pls can you post a close up pic of which tool you used for which design while you did chattering as it was not very clear in the video.?
How frustrating! I sure did want to see the carving on that little kind of aqua color that he carved on for five hours. But he kept he turned away from the camera the entire time,. Maybe in such a case whoever is doing the camera could interrupt, politely, and ask to let his online viewers see it? His pottery is gorgeous. I just want to see it. I REALLY WANTED TO SEE IT1
Did you happen to get pictures of the last piece he worked on? I would have loved to see the texture of the silica on a surface without texture and what effect the newspaper had
Honestly, disappointment. Watch such a long video, and see nothing. By any chance, the point of the video is just to make fools of us? Everyone who sees the cover of the video wants to see how you do it. pitiful.