Mr. Santana of Laguna Creek High making a vase for a student. Ceramics throwing...
my ceramics studio in my apartment, it's really tiny and kinnda random cause i made it myself but it works for me and i love it so check it out My Ceramics Studio
Printing Ceramics features the work of the Solheim Rapid Prototyping/ Rapid Manufacturing Lab at the University of Washington's Mechanical Engineering Department, specifially the work of Professor Mark Ganter, as well as the experimental art of Doctoral Student Meghan Trainor of the University of Washington's Center for Digital Arts and Experimental Media [DXARTS]. This video will be shown at the Ester M. Klein Art Gallery's FAB show opening Friday, May 15 in Philadelphia. Printing Ceramics
A ceramic workshop at Sierra Nevada College, Incline Village, Lake Tahoe, Nevada. Sierra Ceramics
Learn how to carve three-dimensional details into a double-walled pottery vessel in this free video lesson on ceramic art. Expert: Susan Ting Bio: Susan Ting is the owner of Zenclay Studio, Galleries, and Cafe and has been a potter for more than 20 years. Filmmaker: Danniel Fishler Making Double...
This video shows how we made some pottery using the technique of sawdust firing. This is something you can easily do at home as it This video shows how we made some pottery using the technique of sawdust firing. This is something you can easily do at home as it only requires a brick-lined hole in the ground ro fire the pots. Sawdust Fired...
We enjoy ceramics so much that we wanted to share it by making a how to video. Hope you enjoyed it. We are going to make some more at some point. How to pour...
www.AsktheDecorator.com host Meghan Carter visits Walker Zanger in West Hollywood, California to discover the basics about how to use ceramic tile in your home. From the newest ceramic tile styles to the different types of ceramic tiles, you'll know what you need to start decorating with ceramic tile. Ceramic Tile
Ingleton Pottery www.ingletonpottery.co.uk Making a clay Pottery Ceramic Salt Jar Salt Pig on a potters wheel throwing demo. Ingleton Making a clay...
Painting ceramic tile is an easy and inexpensive way to cover up ugly tile. AsktheDecorator.com host Meghan Carter walks you through the steps for painting ceramic tile. Her tips will make painting ceramic tile a painless process, and ensure that you get professional results. Painting Ceramic...
Throw a small ceramic plate on the potter's wheel by compressing the clay and pulling out an edge. Learn how to throw a ceramic plate with tips from a master potter in this free ceramics video. Expert: Emily Owen Contact: www.littleepottery.com Bio: Emily Owen majored in studio art at the University of Texas in Austin and received a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree. In 2007 she launched Making Ceramic...
My travels brought me here, I hope it means something to you :) Here are photos from the trip: mine: www.flickr.com my brother: www.flickr.com This song is by M83 it's called: lower your eyelids to die with the sun. I believe I was in the Bắc Ninh province when I shot this. en.wikipedia.org This is my first time using windows moviemaker, and I used a borrowed camera to take these clips. I apologize in advanced for the wobbly blair witch action. Let me know what I can do to bump up the quality on the editing work for the future! ceramic work in...
Learn how to pull a handle on a clay mug in this free video. Expert: Emily Owen Contact: www.littleepottery.com Bio: Emily Owen majored in studio art at the University of Texas in Austin and received a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree. In 2007 she launched How to Make...
Google Tech Talks March, 7 2008 ABSTRACT The world has evolved a long way from the Stone Age to the Iron age, and we are now in the new age of engineered materials. Today's discussion will focus in the realm of advanced ceramics, materials that aren't typically found in nature and can withstand extreme conditions. These materials are being used to stop bullets, enable diesel engines to run more efficiently, produce solar cells, and much more. We will focus on Boron Carbide, Silicon Nitride, Silicon Carbide and a few other materials, where you will learn about how they came to be, how they are made, and where they are used. Speaker: Peter Goldstein Peter has been fascinated with the world around him and always wanted to develop new materials since he was a child. He earned BS and MS degrees in Materials Science and Engineering from the University of Florida, focusing on ceramic materials. He is currently employed at Ceradyne, Inc. a high growth, cutting edge Advanced Technical Ceramics company as a Sales Engineer. He works on developing new applications with his customers using the materials Ceradyne offers, and as a hobby enjoys making glass sculptures at his home glass-blowing studio which he built. There he gets to make new creations beyond the constraints of the ordinary world by shaping glass with jet-engine like flames. He is also newly married to a wonderful woman, Jessica, and they live happily together in Huntington Beach, CA. The future of...
(March 4, 2010) Julie Ralph, Stanford Student '10, discusses her art project which melds marine biology and ceramics. Stanford University: www.stanford.edu Stanford Institute for Creativity and the Arts: arts.stanford.edu Stanford University Channel on YouTube: www.youtube.com Colonies:...
Mary Chappelhow of Interlude Ceramics demonstrating how she makes her stoneware beakers. Stoneware Beakers...
A preschool boy showing how to use ceramic toner to make professional colour ceramic decals on the desktop. Desktop Digital...
Ron Young describes the application of Sculpt Nouveau's Traditonal Powder Blue Patina to the Copper Metal Coating and...
There are many ceramic factories in Morocco and this video was filmed by me in Fez. How to make...
Short video of 2008 Ceramic Showcase in Portland Oregon. The largest show and sale of ceramics in the United States. OPA - Ceramic...
The Video Gamers Voice unboxes the brand new Import Ceramic White PS3 system for the world to see! Check out the Import Ceramic White PlayStation 3 console by following the link below: Import Ceramic...
Ceramic production in Asia dates back many thousands of years. The Chinese have always been regarded as the undisputed masters of ceramics. Other Asian cultures have made astonishing contributions as well. The collection at the Minneapolis Institute of Arts sheds light on virtually every type of Asian ceramic—from Neolithic vessels, to Japanese tea bowls, to Chinese export porcelain, and beyond. This teacher resource video was produced in 2006 in conjunction with the Art of Asia interactive media program at the Minneapolis Institute of Arts. www.artsmia.org Art of Asia:...
How to find start forming a pinch pot;learn this and more in this free arts and crafts video series taught by a pottery expert. Expert: Vincent Sansone Contact: www.Crealde.org Bio: Vincent Sansone is Director of the Ceramics department at Crealde School of Art in Winter Park, Fl. He holds a MFA in ceramic arts and teaches classes weekly at Crealde. Filmmaker: Madison Paige Introduction to...
Preferred by professional chefs and home cooks worldwide You experience the difference as soon as you pick up a Kyocera Advanced Ceramics knife. The feel - incredibly light yet perfectly balanced in you palm. The blade - beautifully ground with razor sharp precision. But it's when you actually try the knife that the ceramic advantage becomes real - an experience like no other. Imagine slices so thin, you can actually see through them. A knife that stays sharper, longer. Kyocera advanced ceramic blades offer superior edge retention, holding their edge at least 10 times longer than other professional cutlery, including high carbon steel. Kyocera advanced...

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