Wild Clay #30 in Free Online Glaze Class 

Indeed! Very good information for an aspiring potter! Loo mi my forward to trying out some of these things!

Thanks John! Helpful info

VERY COOL! Thanks. My son first got interested in clay when he found some in the creek at the end of our street. We played some with it but no one would fire it. Now we have own kiln and I think I still have the original clay so I'll have to pick it up again.

I love these thanks a ton for the videos!

A construction site downtown hit a small vein of super dark red clay, if only I could scrape some off the road without drawing attention.

I have not found the "Wild clay" book worthy. First quarter is self promotion, another quarter is little informative in summary like 3-5 pages of useful information and the last half of the book is unimportant presentation of their friends who's text is like variations of the same thing. Well I started the journey with the Complete Guide to Mid-Range Glazes and High-Fire glazes and after that it is hard to find a good book to read that gives me more information on that topic. Sure there are many, but surely not books like "Wild clay" or "Natural Glazes" (which I found unbearable to read.) Thanks for your videos, and all you do as it is source of real information not like some contemporary books.

A separate question that I think is related. I was gifted and bunch of clay from a person that stopped doing clay. It is a low fire tile clay. Is there a way I could turn that into a mid fire pottery clay?