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.

And it's episode number 673 of the Potterscasts,

and it's a great big welcome to the show to you so grateful for us to be able to

spend time together and we just finished up our second potters class that we just did this past

weekend and man was it ever good it was shana pinkis talking about print and transfer design, is the name of the

class, and it was just so good. So much information, so much information that comes through in

that class. I'm just, it's just amazing how much is, is that she put out there. And here's what we did was that we talked about, one, how to make screen prints, or I should say how to make screens so that you can be able to do repeatable work.

And it was so cool because while she was teaching, the students were giving her questions that she just takes for second nature

because she does it all this time. And so it was so good to be able to just ask questions as we went.

And I feel like, man, we really dug out of her all those special little tricks and tips about

about how to make screens. And then she went on to talk about

how to use jelly prints or jelly plates for using that as the way to transfer those screens onto

your work now you can use a screen and transfer it straight onto your your pottery and you can

also use a screen to make, to do tissue transfers also.

But doing the jelly plates is kind of a cool way to do it.

It's like an instant satisfaction type of a thing.

And just, man.

And then she showed us how to do things like how to make it look like a watercolor.

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