Understand clay and glazes before you start throwing
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Ceramic Arts Network
Ceramic Arts Network offers daily free articles and tips for ceramic artists at all levels.
Why it is here: Free technique articles for potters, from beginners through advanced makers.
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Contemporary Ceramics
A blog about studio ceramics from a gallery, featuring exhibiting artists and a potter's education and inspirations. Useful for readers interested in contemporary studio pottery.
Why it is here: Studio ceramics artists and exhibitions, showing what contemporary potters make.
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Infocerámica
Infoceramica is a Spanish-language site with news and information about ceramics.
Why it is here: News and information for ceramic makers who read Spanish.
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Good Elephant Pottery
Good Elephant Pottery's blog shares insights on the professional craft world, upcoming events and tips for potters.
Why it is here: Craft business and studio tips for people making and selling pottery.
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The Ceramic Knot
A blog by Melissa Oberg about her two hobbies, ceramics and crochet. Useful for people who enjoy pottery as a hobby.
Why it is here: A hobbyist's blog about pottery work alongside crochet.
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Lucy Fagella
The blog of Lucy Fagella, a Massachusetts-based potter, sharing studio insights, sales and events. Useful for readers who follow a working studio potter.
Why it is here: Studio notes and updates from a working potter.
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Jon Rawlings Pottery
The blog of Jon Rawlings, a potter who writes about learning to throw on the wheel and technique, such as compressing clay. Useful for beginners learning wheel throwing.
Why it is here: Technique notes on throwing from a potter who writes about learning the wheel.
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Rachel Dorn Ceramic Sculpture
A blog by Rachel Dorn about her ceramic sculpture work. Useful for readers interested in clay as a sculptural medium.
Why it is here: Ceramic sculpture work shown by the artist who makes it.
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