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Sarah Pike shares her techniques for creating beautiful slab built vessels with unique custom textures and designs. (Scroll down for more!)

In this video, Didem Mert shares her handbuilding techniques for three of her signature forms, as well as her bone-dry decorating with terra sigillata, underglazes and slips. (Scroll for more.)

In this thorough instructional video, you’ll learn the secrets to creating a number of Josh DeWeese's wonderfully gestural forms including mugs, tumblers, an ewer, a tray, and a pitcher. (Scroll for more!)

Form and function go hand-in-hand, and in this video Jennifer Mecca shares her unique techniques for throwing and altering vases, bottles, and serving pieces, as well as her sprig and Mishima decorating techniques. (Scroll down for more!)

In this video, Julie Wiggins shares techniques for making platters using homemade and appropriated molds, as well as her Mishima surface techniques and glazing process. (Scroll down for more!)

In this video, S.C. (Steven) Rolf shares his secrets to staying fresh and motivated in the studio by continually playing with form and decoration. (Scroll down for more!)

In this video, you’ll get a glimpse into a day in the studio with Simon Levin as he shares his streamlined process of throwing and trimming pots primarily off the hump. (Scroll down for more.)

Tea sets are a wonderful challenge for the ceramic artist and the best tea sets have complimentary elements that are carried through each piece of the set without looking too “matchy matchy." (Scroll down for more!)

Inspired by the human form and the natural world, Tara Wilson strives to make “pots that speak softly yet reveal complexity in both form and surface through continued investigation and use.” And her pots do that so well! (Scroll for more!)

In this follow up to Mix & Match: Forming Techniques, Brenda Quinn demonstrates how she creates her beautifully patterned surfaces. (Scroll down for more!)

In this video presentation, Brenda Quinn shares her versatile and accessible approach to form. (Scroll down for more!)

In ceramics, the best surfaces are not just slapped on top of a pot, they are integral to the pot. They complete the pot. (Scroll down for more!)

In this video, Julia Galloway shares a wide variety of her inventive throwing and handbuilding techniques, her beautiful surface techniques, and so much more!

Are you afraid to step out of your comfort zone in the studio? In this video, Martina Lantin will teach you how to throw caution to the wind and push the boundaries of your clay body! (Scroll for more!)

Want to make beautiful functional pots that could also be described as sculpture for the tabletop? (Scroll down for more!)

In this Ceramic Arts Daily Presents video, Birdie Boone shares her practical techniques for making lightweight, graceful pots with thin slabs, as well as her testing process for glaze color exploration. Scroll for more.)

There is something really special about using a tool you made on your work. Even the simplest of tools made with your own hands make marks that are uniquely yours. (Scroll down for more!)

In this video, Donovan Palmquist shares his techniques for creating, decorating and wood firing his understated and elegant pots! (Scroll for more!)

Have you ever opened a bisque kiln and felt completely overwhelmed by the entire load of blank pots? Are you tired of the dip-and-done approach to glazing? (Scroll down for more!)

In this installment of the Ceramic Arts Daily Video Series, Gertrude Graham (nicknamed Gay) Smith shares the ways she works with freshly thrown pots to alter surface and form.