I made a tea mug for a friend some time ago, so here are the pics of the making process. Next time I will make the tea cone deeper....

As you might know I decided to take some throwing classes; as I tend to use the slip casting method usually, I thought throwing was a...

I recently posted about Olivier Van Herpt and his 3D printed ceramics, that you can see here. I got the chance to attend a demonstration...

My ceramic practice is mainly based on casting clay (slip casting). I thought that it was about time to start learning how to throw!...

I was recently asked to write a blog post about my journey as a self-employed ceramicist. If you want to know more about my reasons for...

Here is a method to make multiples quickly in ceramics : press moulding. Those two videos, one by Alan Paulson and the other one by the...

In this video Alan Paulson teaches how to make a plaster mould for slip casting. This one is a drop out mould (one part) but I will be...

I am currently working on a range of tiny coffee cups with their small spoons. Here is a sneak peek of the making process. #coffeecups...

This demonstration by Ingleton Pottery shows how clay vessels can be pierced for decorative purposes. Phew! I don’t know if I would be...

Paper clay is a good way to recycle old slip, and it also allows you to create light pieces. In this document by Lisa Merida-Paytes you...

I am increasingly looking at how I could add patterns and drawings onto my ceramic pieces, especially for my jewellery as I have a few...

A step by step tutorial about how to centre clay on a wheel, by Beth Peterson. Very useful if you want to learn how to throw and don’t...

If you are a ceramicist and just got your first kiln, this could help you. Beth Peterson explains in details how to load a kiln....

I personally tend to make my vessels with the slip casting technique, but I am more and more tempted to work with a wheel… I might throw...