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In this video, Doug Peltzman demonstrates and discusses how he plays with volume and line to create unique pots with active, engaging surfaces. Doug’s process is all about curiosity. By allowing himself to experiment with forms and surfaces, his work can continually evolve.

Contents:
Part 1
Chapter 1 - Making Mugs
Chapter 2 - Trimming Mugs
Chapter 3 - Mug Handles
Chapter 4 - Making Yunomis
Chapter 5 - Trimming Yunomis

Part 2
Chapter 6 - Inlay Decoration
Chapter 7 - Glazing
Conclusion

Total runtime: Approximately 2 hours, 40 minutes

About the Author

Doug Peltzman

Doug Peltzman is a studio potter living and working in Shokan, New York. He makes one-of-a-kind handmade porcelain and earthenware pottery for the kitchen and home. Doug’s pieces incorporate a wide variety of influence, which take the form of highly crafted functional and decorative objects. He has had the honor of being both a juror and curator of national exhibitions. Doug has taught workshops at many art centers and universities across the U.S, including Arrowmont, Peters Valley, Goggleworks, Davis & Elkins College, UNT, SUNY New Paltz, The Clay Studio, and The Art School at Old Church. Doug is also a founding member of Objective Clay. His pottery has been featured in many publications and can be found in homes and kitchens across the country. Visit Doug’s website to learn more about his work https://dougpeltzman.com/.
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