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.

Howdy and welcome to episode number 1,231 of the Potter's cast.

Have you ever been scrolling through Instagram and you run across these amazing pieces of work that it's hand-built, but it's got this incredible texture on there, whether it's a leaf pattern or a bird or whatever the texture happens to be. I've always loved that. And we had on

the potter's class, Carly Gibran, who taught how to do that with lino cuts and making textured

slabs. And we did that for the potter's class. And,

you know, we still have that. It's available. We did that recording, I think it was last year.

And that recording is still available. So if you've been wanting to add textures to your work

with lino cuts, then check it out, you know, because it's,

it's an incredible class that you can still be able to join. So it's over at the pottersclass.com

and you just scroll down a little bit. You'll see Carly Gibran's class. It's called

Handbuilding with lino cut textured slabs. Super great class.

And Carly is an incredible artist.

So someone totally worth following, but also someone that is a great person to be able to learn from because her work is absolutely incredible.

I've got cups in my cupboard that I use on the regular that are from Carly because

we just love her work.

So, yeah, check that out.

We've got Richard Wright coming on the show today.

And a big part of what we talk about in this conversation is the process of turning wild clay

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