Helping a Potter on /r/pottery

Okay, yes, I google my own name, who doesn't?! 99% of what comes up is good, I think I'm a relatively difficult person to troll, speak ill about, but it does happen, yet what comes up mostly are people recommending my videos to others, which I REALLY appreciate. Recently, I found this post on the pottery subreddit, therein someone was asking about the best way of throwing this particular shape and so, in this video I try to answer that question as we tackle throwing a shallow bowl form with overhanging walls, a narrow foot and a curvaceous interior. Thanks SO much for watching and you'll find more info, as promised, below. Here's Darren Ellis' website: http://www.darrenellispottery.com HOW TO TAP CENTRE: https://youtu.be/3lBnDWya0r0 HOW TO CENTRE CLAY: https://youtu.be/-YCGK33c0xs 📖 • ORDER MY BOOK: https://geni.us/bymyhands 🏺 • You may also be interested in my 'A Beginner's Guide' series, which you can find here: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL2WJhtTF0eGhQwf8g2LHcom_KrvJpH_JT Timecodes: 0:00 - Introduction 0:23 - The bowl/plate in question & discussing it 3:37 - Throwing the first iteration 5:44 - Throwing the second iteration 7:11 - Setting the throwing gauge's pointer 9:00 - Throwing the third iteration 11:50 - What these pots remind me of! 13:10 - Trimming the bowls 19:11 - Which size foot do you prefer? • Find out much more via the link below! https://linktr.ee/floriangadsby • Get in touch here: https://www.floriangadsby.com/contact Sign up to my newsletter here: https://www.floriangadsby.com/newsletter