#234 Part 2 Crafting Narratives Through Pottery w/ Tim See

Part 2: In this podcast episode, renowned potter Tim See discusses his journey into the world of pottery, which began with a surprising graduate assignment that led to a shift in his style from feminine to industrial pots. Tim's unique storytelling approach to pottery is highlighted as he shares how a dismantled typewriter sparked a narrative about robots on his pottery pieces. He discusses how he draws inspiration from daily encounters and uses these to create his unique art. The episode concludes with Tim detailing the intricate process behind his pottery, from throwing on a wheel to managing drying times and final assembly. He balances his time between the studio and family, demonstrating that his process is as much about organization and focus as it is about creativity. Learn more about Tim by checking out his instagram @timseeclay

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1. Creativity and Storytelling through Pottery: Renowned potter Tim See. reveals how he uses his pottery to tell unique narratives, demonstrating how personal experiences and daily encounters can influence art. From incorporating elements of a dismantled typewriter to drawing inspiration from nature, Tim See. exemplifies how pottery can serve as a medium for storytelling and reflecting personal worldview.

2. Balancing Art and Practicality: Tim See. shares the meticulous attention to detail required in his pottery process, from throwing on a wheel, managing drying times, to final assembly. He stresses the importance of balancing creativity with organization and focus, and how he divides his time between the studio and his family.

3. Importance of Adapting and Experimenting: Tim See. discusses how he began creating grungy industrial pots after initially producing more feminine pots, showcasing the importance of adapting and experimenting in art. He also touches upon the significant shift he experienced when he decided to separate the roles of maker and seller, leading to increased productivity and satisfaction in his craft.

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