The Basics of Throwing
The Basics of Throwing by David Cohen, published by A. & C. Black in 2008, is a comprehensive manual designed for those interested in the art of pottery. This edition, available in English and spanning 144 pages, provides a back-to-basics approach to throwing, focusing on the fundamental principles and movements of clay on the wheel. It serves as a thorough guide for beginners and those at an intermediate level, detailing techniques from centering the clay to assembling teapots and exploring creative applications of throwing.
Readers will find a structured exploration of essential techniques in ceramics and pottery, making it suitable for both novices and those looking to refine their skills. The book emphasizes practical methods and clear instructions, ensuring that users can effectively grasp the art of throwing. With its focus on craftsmanship and creativity, this manual covers various aspects of the craft, including carving and the use of throwing in innovative ways, making it a valuable resource for anyone interested in ceramics and related hobbies.
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A back-to-basics approach to throwing, covering the fundamental principles and the movements of the clay on the wheel. This is a very simple but exceptionally thorough manual for beginners working up to intermediary level, from how to centre the clay through to assembling teapots and using throwing in a more creative way.
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