Ceramic artist Helen Beard takes us step-by-step through
the unique decorating process she uses on her thrown pieces for issue 308 of Ceramic Review.
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Film by Layton Thompson
Helen is your black a powdered underglaze or just black stain? I’d like to try this idea. Thank you.
Wow! So much work and thoughts went into each piece. ❤️
What a fabulous video. Thank you for sharing your techniques and your thoughts. Your work is outstanding.
Thanks fabulous work!
Thank you for sharing your process. It is delightful.
I have always admired your delicate work, Helen. Wonderful video. Thanks for sharing 😍
Lovely work and technique. Thank you.
all of the artists you guys feature are amazingly talented, but I can’t help but notice that you guys are only featuring white artists. are there really no talented ceramicists in the UK that aren’t white? mari ruth oda’s works pretty amazing.
That was so interesting. Brilliant work. Thank you.
Me encanta.
Por favor SUBTITULOS ESPAÑOL.💖💖💖
It is so much love in this work, i love it!
Very impressive. Thank you for sharing.
Such lovely work and warm presentation dear, Your passion and love comes through clearly, just loved it✨🙏🏻🌹💐😁🌸🌻
Un video bellissimo. La storia di come è arrivata alla ceramica e quella luce nei suoi occhi e il suo sorriso smagliante sono la prova della passione di questa artista. Tecnica semplice e paziente. Come dice lei.. In fondo è poco lavoro per qualcosa che può durare una eternità.
What stunning pieces she makes. Gorgeous artwork
Thank you for sharing I learned a lot.
Seu trabalho é lindo e muito delicado.
Para fazer o contorno preto, qual óleo você mistura na tinta preta?
Muito Obrigada
Hi there! Your work is beautiful! Is the clay bone dry when you’re painting or is it still wet?
Bisque fired
Oh my, they are gorgeous. The colours are so lively and the pieces sing.
Beautiful, beautiful work! At what cone do you fire the glazed pieces? Also, what type of glycerin do you mix with the dry black glaze? Please do answer these questions for your admiring followers! 🤩