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Charles Smith Pottery Demonstration Tall Vase

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Uploaded by on Jan 29, 2007

Charles Smith Pottery Demonstration. For more information on Charles Smith go to www.smith-pots.com

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  • sweet :]

    Go SSAC!!

  • do you always have to do that at the end

  • Absolutely beautiful. Thanks for sharing!

  • mainly the location, most demos are made away from the studio and if you've ever tried to move a freshly thrown vase, it doesn't work too well. it usually ends up on its side in the back of your car anyway

  • Hello Mr Smith

    Thanks very much for that.

    I really do enjoy your vids.

    Can you tell me what clay body that was.

    I suspect porcelain.

    The reason for that is that you took special care in the building and it seemed to cost you more effort than usual.

    Power 2 u

  • OK! Throwing Competition! One peace of clay 25 pounds or less, who can throw the, tallest, widest, biggest, cleanest, nicest, best shaped vase! Winner is immortalized on U-Tube forever. Every one can judge six months from now. 8/12/09. So on 2/12/09 we will tally the votes. Label the video Throwing Competition and your name. I will favorite your entry so all can see. Also when you have an entry subscribe to my Channel and I will add your video.

  • i liked that.. when i do demos for my friends, like throwing a small necked bottle, plate, or something, i always smash it so they can do it themselves :]

  • I absolutely love that you destroy your demo pots! It demonstrates a high level of emotional detachment. A very Zen-like experience for a beginner such as myself to observe this level of detachment.

  • We do a lottery, I do end up finishing a part of them, and those need a home so we pick numbers and each student get a pot. I need to demo glazing and cleaning after firing too.

  • The demo pots I do for my students I always finish. It is a nice way to show a before and after piece, and encourage kids to finish their pieces. Of course, I am working with grade school kids as opposed to college students like you.

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