God bless dude, I love the content, started throwing pottery this month, 10 bowls in, love it and need to find more time to do it. Thanks for the inspiration.

The part where he was setting the temp and time, or what have you, on the kiln took so long it sounded like he was typing his pieces a love letter. Dear Dishes, I hope that you're all feeling secure and well tended. I know that we won't see each other for a couple of days, but know that I'll be thinking of you and hoping that everything goes to plan for you. All of my hopes are pinned on your safe return, so be well. All my Love: Jon

@Jonthepotter

4 жыл бұрын

😂this literally made me laugh out loud

@kimboydstonartanddesign

4 жыл бұрын

@@Jonthepotter me too

@s.s.5928

3 жыл бұрын

🤣🤣🤣

This whole process is so ingrained in my head. I took a ceramics course last semester and oh boy it was fun but so hard!

His cleanliness and organizational skills is very relaxing..

4:16 this part 😍

@megsb343

4 жыл бұрын

Lourdes Mileo I was about to write the same thing! Love that part.

@lourdesmileo3888

4 жыл бұрын

Megan Williams it's so satisfying

that string thing he does to separate and cut the clay makes me NUT

I loved the plate but the quiet peace in this video made it a joy to watch, thank you for sharing your gift.

Favorite part of video is Ryder thanking Dad! 😊

I love all your ASMR process videos. They’re so calming and informative.

i’m taking a throwing class in college right now and i love it. you make it look so easy. i’m struggling but it’s a lot of fun! one day i hope to be as good as you haha

Oh this is so cool :) love the concept and love that you are using the plate at the end - such a feel-good moment!

Wow! Such a well made video, the shape is amazing and the reaction you got with the glaze is amazing!

Love your videos! I’m in my third ceramics class but watching your videos has helped spark my passion for pottery! Thank u for the cool and helpful vids!

Love these videos. They are extremely relaxing. Thanks for sharing! 😊

Those wings look fire 🔥 cool glaze too!

It’s so beautiful! I love the color and texture of the plate

Awesome videos, Jon. You inspired me to take classes when I'm done studying❤

Did anyone else automatically read 'many hours later' in the Spongebob Squarepants voice?

@kainatkai8173

3 жыл бұрын

Noelle Richards omg me 😂😂😂😂😂😂😅😅😅

@AussieTamilExplorers

3 жыл бұрын

Yayyyyyyyy 🤣

@ricebeansrockroll882

3 жыл бұрын

Many hoörs lätör

Love it! Barefoot in Minnesota in February. Enjoyed this video! Thanks for sharing

Love these process videos! Really inspiring, now I want to try it! Do more of them, please!

Amazing art work. Loved the colors you used

Wow ...love the glaze in the plate and the cups.

Love that plate! Gorgeous work.

Thank you for this. I like the use of mud-sponges. The end product is beautiful..

Absolutely mesmerizing

U r really talented and the process was soooo satisfying 🤩

Love your videos! Loved watching this one! Loved the wings! Loved the child! Thank you!

That is a beautiful plate. You always make it look so easy.

I took 9 quarters in collage of throwing. I used a manual kick wheel. I could never get the control I wanted with the electric wheel...my body has muscle memory of this and is mimicking each step.

@drewconrad3934

4 жыл бұрын

Chan Valentine I bought a kickwheel two summers ago to work with clay in my garage. Still have it and bought a kiln. Now next year I’ll be attending the best ceramics university in the US. Kickwheels are truly a beautiful thing.

@bloomingshea

4 жыл бұрын

@@drewconrad3934 which university is this?

Loved ur work

That plate is gorgeous !!

As some in ceramics 1 at school & can barley center properly, I am beyond jealous of how easy you made this seem

Fantastic piece! ❤

Loved it 🌼

This is amazing.

it turned out really beautiful

Amazing artwork ❤️

Can you share the glaze combo you used for this plate?

thank you as always

I love your glazes! I have just started classes and am loving throwing pottery. I am still learning centering, but have a lot of practice to go. I am fascinated by your glazing techniques! Thank you for your videos! What colors did you use?

Love it 😍

Happiness needs pottery in it! Great video!

Wow wow wow i’m impressed 🤩

The perfect Video after a noisy day at Work!

Really like the glaze combination. It's a bit like the robin egg blue and copper that I use.

Woooow beautiful...love your work

So lovely.

At 7:36 when you close the door, you have very short hair and when you open it, you have shoulder length hair. How long did you keep the ceramics in klin?

@pelin1911

3 жыл бұрын

His hair was in a bun

@rittanybaybay

3 жыл бұрын

Lmao

J'ai adoré voir ça! Merci!

@marionlarsen3121

3 жыл бұрын

So if you don't know this skill you learn absolutely nothing.

So cool 💕

It's so beautiful! I like it very much! And your biceps are amazing too))

Keep on , really I love it

too beautiful your work and your family too

How did the magic happen? How that green color came on the plate? Was that a coating of a cement? I have zero knowledge about the process of ceramics, yet I love to watch such videos.

@Sinaed

3 жыл бұрын

I was wondering the same

@Kaphas1

3 жыл бұрын

Okay, so the glaze production process is complicated, but the last step of pottery production is to cover the clay (already fired once to at least 800 C, so that it is no longer water soluble) in a solution of various chemicals and minerals. Before they are fired, they will often be an unappealing color, but once they are fired in a kiln to anywhere from 1000 to 2300 C, the glaze melts and reacts with the air and the other chemicals in it to turn into a colored glass coating on the outside of the ceramic, which is called a glaze. There are lots of ways to develop different color pallets, but since Jon was firing in an electric kiln, I would guess that the glaze was colored with either cobalt or copper.

I haven’t thrown in a very long time, but i seem to remember a technique to throwing plates where you basically just throw a wide bowl and then flatten the walls of it. That way there’s less of a massive foot to trim. Maybe I’m making just making that up or something tho I don’t really remember

turned out beautiful! How did the colours become like that? Do they all turn out different and the colours are random based on heat levels?

Ein Meisterwerk! 👍👍👍

How cute. The plate and the guy. 😁

Couple questions first what tools do you use , whats the round white disc thing you use when shopping . Im totally new to pottery and obsessed with watching others creat such beautiful pieces of art and trying to learn everything i can . Thank you

you should do a narrated version, with the entire process

So relaxing til you made me hungry 😅 Beautiful plate ❤

In this moment i see that you have 100000 follower ^-^ im a new follower and like your videos and your work a lot, its sooo creative its soo good. I wish i can work with you :D it will make so fun !

So nice. Best regards from Germany

Amazing 😍😍😍

Magical 👍👏

I love that plate. But I wanted to jump through the screen and get me some wings. Yum!! The top glaze looked like a crystal glaze.

I like your string cutter. Where did you get that?

Очень красивая работа! Божественно!👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

Beautiful

BEAUTIFUL❤

Such a cute video!!

These videos make me want to learn to make beautiful pottery

Cool!! Is that Aroura green over black? And wow you are almost at 100K that’s crazy dude!

4:16 that was so Satisfying 🥰🥰🥰🥰

what type of clay did you use? ball clay? china clay? stoneware?

How do you retrieve the clay that’s now in the water bucket?

Nice plate. I like that you used it 👍🏻. You forgot to put your logo on it! Cheers Bob 🇬🇧

So nice

Thanks for this. I am currently making a set of large plates and this helps.

@dixonjohnson1708

3 жыл бұрын

How did you go about firing so many (?) plates. did you put one plate on one shelf each or are you blessed with one of those enormous, oval-shaped, monster kilns?

@karenmccampell1125

3 жыл бұрын

@@dixonjohnson1708 Sorry for the thumbs down thing, I was trying to reply. Back 8 months ago I was working via a community studio that then closed due Covid. I would make a few plates at a time. Now I have my own kiln and figure I maybe could fire 2 at most at time. Plus the plates I was making were using a high fire stoneware, so it will depend on when the Studio is opened again.

@dixonjohnson1708

3 жыл бұрын

@@karenmccampell1125 no worries 👍 thanks for the reply.

I sorta want to learn how to make nice plates. Those look beautiful. I always see things like that for sale but, they’re so expensive! I mean yes, it is very time consuming though.

Hi could you tell me how you manage the dust because I have great difficulty, yours looks emaculate

I'm a huge JTP fan. I really like your (hilarious) monologue and equally like your silent demos. As do many potters, I am getting lots of requests for dinner sets including plates. So far I haven't seen any demos or instructions on how to fire a significant number of plates. If the plates have any diameter at all, it's going to take up most of, if not the entire, shelf. I don't have 6 full shelves for a firing of only 6 plates. I've seen/heard of "plate sitters" but, while those aren't cheap, it's the only solution that I've dug up, and even then, no video demos on best use. If you care to address, would love to hear your take...

3:15 I am hypnotized!!

Eu amo cerâmica! Eu amo seus vídeos! Mostra a beleza dessa arte onde o corpo se expressa! Seu talento precisa ser compartilhado! Assisti você daqui do Brasil, Rio de Janeiro, sua arte me inspira! Sucesso!!

What is the size of your kiln? Thank you!

amazing hands :)

Gorgeous

What kind of clay are you using?

How much clay do you start with?

How do you cone up and center so fast??

@jonthepotter: Hi! New to your channel and a subscriber. Could you tell me please what is the pottery wheel model you are using?

I want to buy some like this! But where?

Pure magic))))

I notice that you stand while throwing vs sitting. Is there an advantage to standing or just more comfortable for you?

5:30 ahhh the ASMR....

Parabéns 👏👏😍👍👊 Que trabalho Lindo!

I'm starving!!!!

Nice plate. Thx see you soon

I do envy masters of the wheel. Something about throwing has never felt natural to me.

I used to think they paint it by hand, but instead, he dipped it in something, and then voila! What was in that liquid?