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Coyote Clay & Color Founder Martin Butt Visits Bailey
Coyote Clay & Color founder Martin Butt paid a recent visit to Bailey Pottery to give us a preview of some of Coyote's new and exciting glazes as well as discuss the company's beginnings in a video interview.
Respect, Admiration, Hope
Anne Bailey's travel log of her recent visit to the Smithsonian Museums in Washington, DC.
Remembering Stephen Fabrico (1948-2023)
Carving a Jack-O-Lantern Using Ceramic Artist's Tools!
Happy Halloween! Ceramic artists know the secret to creating wicked good jack-o’-lanterns: pottery tools, a banding wheel, and a little creativity!
Artist Feature: Bryan Czibesz
We caught up with Bryan Czibesz, one of the talented artists opening his studio this weekend for the 7th annual Hudson Valley Pottery Tour, to get a tour of his space and chat about his process.
Make a Pumpkin Inspired Mug!
It’s Fall y’all! What better time than now to make pumpkin inspired mugs? Make some for you and some for your customers because it’s pumpkin spice and everything nice season!
Decorate a Bowl with AMACO Underglazes
In today's video we'll demonstrate creating and decorating a handmade bowl. Using AMACO Underglazes and a Xiem Mini Titanium-Fused Carving and Trimming Tool, we make a vibrant food-safe breakfast bowl. Check out this easy technique that adds a wow factor to the morning table. Follow along with this project to create your own work of art.
Create a Carved Wheel Thrown Platter with us!
Create a feast for the eyes and then serve an actual feast on it! Carving lines into a hand thrown platter is buttery smooth with the MudTools drag tool #2. And don't you just love the way this glaze sparkles? Watch our video for tips, techniques and products used to create these carved platters.
John Gill, Maker of Mystery Pot 48!
Congratulations to all the correct guessers, and thank you to all who participated! We hope you enjoyed the challenge. Born in Washington State and now living in New York, this potter is one of the most important ceramic artists and teachers of the last 50 years.
