Wow!

Thanks for this,it was super helpful!

There has been some very dishonest people on this forum.

Your voice is very high pitched. 😮 Your name is Anne? I do not think so.

soooo much fun with great inspiration....thank you...

Great video, could you use ordinary clay and just biscuits, or through to glazing, thanks for sharing😊

Anne, you are a magician and a source of inspiration. Thank you.

You suggested test tiles til you get the hang of it. The bonus there is that the mocha doesn't penetrate and can be wiped off or later, sanded or scraped off, thereby not wasting tiles. 😅

I’ve really been struggling to stop my mugs warping. Thanks for the tips. I did follow the link for your templates but they just come up as photos of the template. Is there a way to print them on my printer? I really like that mug shape.

I absolutely love your channel! I made the exact same bowl you made with coiling pieces of clay that were textured with the strings. It came out perfectly round when bisque fired but warped after glaze firing. It’s all wonky after glazing. I didn’t add a flat circular coil at the top like you did. Do you think that’s why it warped?

At the 7 minute point the splay looks a lot like a predatory bird's head. Better than watching clouds.

Very beautiful.

Looks great. Is the white just the natural white from the clay or is it underglazed? If the first is the case, what type of clay do you use? Thanks for the video

How your name is spelled: Ann How you pronounced it: Ayenn

Thank you! Can't wait to play around with that idea!

Very, very CLEAVER!!!🤗

Great! Thanks!

Great tips Ann! As always, I learned and enjoyed. Thanks!

That was great. What a simple, nut effective way to give a humanistic quality to the pieces!

Amazing as always! Love to see your ideas and see if I can add them to my own work!

Why yes. Bubble that butt... 😂

This video was fascinating to me. I've never been interested in this type of mug but I definitely have found a new appreciation for those of you who do it so well. Your's have turned out wonderful! This also reminded me of my favorite pottery instructor who always talked about how different parts of ceramic forms are named after human body parts; lip, belly, foot, shoulder, etc. When you think of that while making a vessel, somehow you see your work differently.

Mesmerizing! You are intuitive and creative beyond the usual ceramic techniques. Kudos.

Another winning project and awesome video. Thanks Ann

It struck me as you were making the final piece that you could also make authentic looking ocean clams. You know, like in their natural setting.

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You are the Bob Ross of pottery. It's so relaxing to watch you work, and I'm learning so much!

I always start my Sat mornings watching your videos with breakfast. 😊

Oh! I really like these!! A little whimsy and a little sass and some beautiful mugs for coffee. The fig leaves were a nice touch. hehe❤️🐝🤗

Ann, you are amazing artist!

Thanks!

Wow, just WOW! I’m gonna have to try this out. Thx for the inspiration Ann!

Awesome ❤❤❤

so good, as always. top shelf concept and execution.

Absolutely stunning!

What a coicidence! I started looking into MD just a few days ago and one of my favorites and most informative KZfaq channels covers it! Have a coffee!

This is cool! In the Japanese paper marbling technique suminagashi, you add tiny bit of Photo Flo (a wetting agent) to the ink to make it spread. I wonder if that could be helpful here?

Would love to see them glazed! Do you have images or a video of the finished products?

I thank you for this. I think your finished pots would be wonderful with less decoration...mocha looks good as a subtle addon.

I want to make the “trees” but make it with the pot upside down! 🤗

I sure love this!

Can you make an inner wall and outer wall vase...I think that would be elegant.

Are you orginally printing on bisque or leather dry clay. I am running experiments now sintering cone 6 majolica in an effort to be able to wet the pot and use overglaze transfers. I dont know that i will get the effect thatci want but in trying to avoid putting a clear glaze over the images.

Very pretty 🤓

Wow. Thanks you so much for sharing ❤

Thamk you for going slowly with this video.

So it's slab, slip, silicate, flip. Got it. Then the imagination.

Oh my days that’s beautiful Ann, love the style and I love the art 👏👍🤩😍

v nice thanks

Wow thanks for sharing!❤