This is the Potter's Cast, a podcast home for potters everywhere. It's a community of

potters dedicated to grow their business. We're picking up where the art degree ends. I'm your

host, Paul Blaze. Hey, hey, welcome to episode number 643 of the Potter's cast. Welcome to the show. so excited to be spending time with you as we keep

working with our clay you know what I mean I am really stoked about some cups that I've been

making I've been making this series of cups for the last few weeks that I just I just love them

really tall tumbler type, very cool cup. So I'm pretty stoked

about them. Anyhow, so I'm hoping that you've got something in your studio that you're really stoked

about, that you are like just pumped. Can't wait to be able to make the next batch of. You know what I

mean? I mean, I'm, I'm kind of neglecting mugs. I need to get back to some

mug. I get some of those mugs cranked out. But yeah, these tall cups, man, I just, I'm just

digging them. Anyhow. So, yeah, what are you stoked about? What are you excited about making?

Well, I'm excited about today's episode also.

Today we've got Emily Armstrong coming onto the show, and we are going to be talking

about a Potter's creativity, and that's phenomenal.

Now, one thing that I wanted to mention is that this episode is going to be

dedicated to Steve. That's Emily's dad. And you'll hear that, you know, as we talk about this later

in the show, but this episode is dedicated to him. And so, yeah, there you go. But Emily's on the show, right? And we're going to talk about

that Potter's creativity. So let's jump into this conversation I had with Emily Armstrong

right after this work from our sponsor. I have to admit that I'm a fan of seagulls. And so when I saw

this seagull carved into the face of a mug, I was nothing but happy. This is what Blue underscore Ceramics wrote.

A little derp seagull mug I made today.

I love it so much.

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