How Small Changes Enhance Your Art
In this episode of Shaping Your Pottery, Nick Torres shares his recent experience of getting glasses and draws a parallel to making art. He emphasizes that small, almost imperceptible adjustments can have significant impacts on your artwork. Rather than making large changes, Nick suggests focusing on tiny, incremental modifications to see clearer results. He encourages artists to experiment with these small changes to improve their art, just as his new glasses have improved his vision. Nick wraps up by inviting listeners to subscribe to his newsletter for more in-depth tips and techniques from potters.
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