Pottery Making for Beginners

By Jason Green

Pottery is a form of art that dates as far as most of us cannot even begin to imagine. It remains one of the most constant and common form of art which is still being practiced across the world in different countries.

Elegantly, pottery making has increasingly become a source of relaxation, business and even sightseeing to people in current times and is being widely accepted regardless of the process involving the need to work with mud.

This is why this book has been written and dedicated to the newbies or beginners who fancy a shot at working with mud and enjoying the benefits that come with it. Not everyone shares the uncanny desire to get their hands dirty, but pottery making sure rewards those who enjoy the artistic processes and who dedicate their time into doing it.

To many, pottery might come across as a complicated process which involves handling objects they aren't used to in their everyday activities. This book is bound to act as a guide towards ensuring you understand the basics and don't get yourself caught up while you attempt to become a potter. The gimmicks associated with pottery can be extensive and somewhat cumbersome, but learning the basics will go a long way in ensuring the process is one you'd enjoy.

• Language: English
• Publisher: BlueNome Publishing
• Release date: Nov 18, 2019
• ISBN: 9781393125440

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Reviews for Pottery Making for Beginners

[Rachell Rivera · Rating: 1 out of 5 stars]

“Book” contains no thoughts or knowledge. Author didn’t even try at all. Embarrassing.

[BQ · Rating: 1 out of 5 stars]

Needs an editor so much. I couldn’t get past the first chapter, ouch. Nice try but wow, please. Get an editor.