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.

You're listening to episode number 1,1003 of the Potter's cast. Welcome to the show. Hey, we went ahead and did it. We got ourselves a new class for the Potter's class. You can reach it by going to the pottersclass.com. That'll get you there. But also, if you just

go to the show notes page for today, you will see up at the top of our website. There is a tab called

the potters class, and you can jump into that right through there. But anyhow, we've got

Emily Bouvet-Boclair coming on the show. And I have to just say,

I hope I'm saying her name right or correctly. I think I'm close. I think I'm close. She's going to

be a guest on the show in just a matter of a couple, like a week or two. And so I'm looking forward to

having her as a guest,

but also she's gonna be teaching this class.

She is gonna be teaching a class called Explorations of Form

through coil and Pinch Technique.

The beautiful thing about Clay, as you already know,

is that pinch technique or coil technique, anybody can do it. But to do it well

and to create a form that is really attractive, that on the other hand, is a little bit more

challenging. So what Emily does, who is an expert in this area, she creates

some of those gorgeous forms, and she's going to be focusing on a specific form that we're going

to be doing that kind of starts out small, goes out large, and then comes back in thin,

and then goes back out again. And that is really tough to do.

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