#232 Part 1: Shaping Pottery and People Through Teaching w/ Tim See

Part 1: In this podcast episode, former speed skater turned successful potter, Tim See, shares his unique journey from sports to pottery. After a career-ending injury, Tim used the setback as an opportunity for creative expression. He discusses how he used teaching to enhance his own pottery skills and navigate the challenging craft market. Tim shares insights on the use of technology in traditional crafts, like using live streaming apps for real-time feedback. The conversation delves into the art of pottery, the process of creating unique pieces, and the importance of introducing new elements. You can learn more about Tim by checking out his Instagram @timseeclay

Top 3 Value Bombs:

1. Transforming Obstacles into Opportunities: One of the most inspirational aspects of Tim C's journey is his ability to turn a career-ending injury into a new opportunity. He didn't let a setback stop him from finding success in a completely different field, instead, he channeled his energy into pottery, demonstrating the power of resilience and adaptability. 

2. Learning Through Teaching: Tim C's experiences teaching at Clayscapes were invaluable in honing his pottery skills. It pushed him to constantly test and improve his skills, thereby enriching his own artistic journey. His approach underscores the idea that teaching can be an effective way to deepen one's understanding of a craft.

3. The Power of Innovation: Tim C's innovative use of technology in traditional crafts, particularly his use of live streaming apps for real-time feedback, shows how technology can be integrated into traditional art forms to enhance creativity and learning. His method provides a modern take on traditional crafts, demonstrating how artists can adapt and thrive in the digital age.

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