Fong Choo--form miniaturized-- Vol.2

[jmg1957]

well done.

[zem1956]

What kind of clay are you using

[canderso]

@zem1956

Porcelain

[cdmudslinger]

Beautiful and graceful pieces...you are a good teacher and wonderful to watch you work..

would you discuss more about paper slip...

Thank you for sharing such wonderful work..cd

[jj79tr]

I really like what you say about throwing fast, I saw a video by Simon Leach who described it like writing calligraphy, you can't do it slowly or too deliberately. I think your pieces really capture the fluid movement and spontaneity. they're wonderful and the demonstrations are very informative.

Thanks!

[psychicadvisor]

moree great details and lesson here

[lilloco69]

Why do you close the clay, what does it do for you?

[GindaUP]

I'm thinking of trying porcelain this time around. That looks like a throwable body, do you have a formula?

[canderso]

I don't know what his clay body is. I can try to find out.

[KYteapots]

No, not really. I just use any porcelain that's available. All the porcelain clays that I've used have been really good.

[Marihani]

Gorgeous shapes and great explanation about centering (something I have so much trouble with!).

Did you also film the process from there to finished product? I see you have posted a couple more videos, so I am off to watch those too!

THANK YOU SO MUCH! This is really fascinating for me!

[canderso]

This is part of the Artists in Residence (AiR)series I began in 2001. Request AiR titles (soon on DVD) through your public library!

[KYteapots]

glad that you're enjoying it. best to you.

fong