硬い土（力のない人）の土殺し Japanese pottery

Hello, I'm Shinobu Hashimoto from Sapporo Today I was cutting a big bowl I was cutting a 1.7 kg clay ball I talked to someone the other day I heard that it's hard to make a clay ball I don't know if this is a lot or not I'm going to show you how to make a clay ball without using a lot of force I'm going to try it Let's do it This is a 1.7 kg clay ball 1.7 kg How is it? It's a little big for one ball I'm using a plaster board now I'm going to throw this away I usually put it directly on this turntable This is a plaster board I'm going to start by pressing it It's a little different from what I usually do If you push it from the beginning, it will come off I'm going to push it down a little bit I'm going to make it stronger This clay is pretty hard I need a lot of force If you don't have a lot of strength, use a soft clay I think it's good to use a soft clay I don't know if this is generally the case Maybe I'll put my elbow on it In my case, I'm pushing my right hand with a right rotation It's like bringing your left hand Actually, it feels like I'm crushing it from left and right Consciously, I feel like I'm pushing my right hand and pulling my left hand So the right hand is around here The base of the little finger is the bottom of the little finger On the other hand, the left hand is around the little finger From the little finger to the bottom of the little finger That's what I often use However, when you don't use much force When dealing with hard things At this time, I can't rely on my strength At that time, the right hand is the same I'll push it. I'll put my elbow on it and put my feet together Push it so that it can be stepped on The right hand doesn't go any further back Push it and bring your left hand from the other side If you look at it now, you can see that your fingers are touching each other I'm sorry if I can't do it It's like bringing it from the other side I feel like I'm going to close it tightly The plaster board came off I feel like I'm going to close it tightly I don't feel like I'm going up too much Theoretically, if you crush the clay, the clay that is no longer on the board will come up I'll try it a little, just crush it I don't raise my hand up now I'll hold it down. I'm holding it down from the side now I'm going to crush it as it is. Can you see it coming up? This is the theory, and then hold it down again Then it goes up again I'm doing this in a row, so it's like this The clay is hard It's not good. I left the clay loose for a while I don't think the clay has gone to the core, but I wonder if it's frozen I'll do it again from the beginning Push the right hand and pull the left hand When you don't have the power, stop using your whole hand It's like this If you do this to this finger, you can make four points I'm going to kill the clay with four points This may be about 1.2 points I do it at about 1.2 points Then can you see it here? Do you know how to make a line like this? It feels like this It's like scratching with a bear hand What is good about dots is that you can convey pressure with a small force Of course, in return, you can make a village like this You can make a village, but in the sense of conveying pressure, dots are good Of course, if you do this on a large surface and a large surface, it is difficult to convey pressure This is a fold, but the right hand does not change so much If possible, I think it's better to have a smaller surface In my case, it's the other way around If you use your hand in a different way, it may be the other way around Hold the left hand Little finger and ring finger Can you see it? It's a step like this Then do it with your little finger and ring finger Little finger and ring finger I'm doing this extremely now, so I think it's better not to put it on so much The feeling is like this I'm using my whole hand, but I'm using my little finger and ring finger I will raise this little by little I'm using my middle finger from here If you do this, you can do it without using more force than usual Of course, I use my fingertips, so I can make a village like before I do it while erasing it well I wonder if there is no choice but to get used to it After that, it's time to kill this soil and put it down This is 8 It's easy in theory On the other side If you do it diagonally on the other side, it will come down This is all Of course, if you don't do it while feeling the appearance of the soil, If you do it all at once, the appearance of the soil If you do it all at once against the appearance of the soil, you can make a forest like before Theoretically, it's like this, but it feels like you're knocking it down on the other side However, I have one more hand left, so I think it would be nice to support it I'm going up my middle finger from here I haven't been so conscious of this kind of thing until now It will be a study if you explain it like this I'm going to make it a little more detailed Then, it's easy to insert your finger here and raise it from here So now my little finger, middle finger, little finger, middle finger, little finger, little finger It's like that I did it a little too much and the sand came out I often kill the soil and sometimes the middle is dented What is that I wonder if it can be done I'm raising it, but it's difficult I'm raising only the upper face, so the middle is dented. That's why the hole opens I'll try a little I think it's easy to do only the upper face if you insert it properly It's a little difficult It will happen when it happens After all, if you bring only the clay of the upper face to the top, the hole will open In order not to do that, if you hold it down properly and apply pressure The clay will come up on its own When it comes up on its own, it's already coming out from the inside It doesn't mean that only the outside will go up If there is a hole in the middle If you think it's going to be a hole, tighten it once If you tighten it, the middle will come up Conversely, if the middle doesn't come up, it means that the pressure is not applied properly The soil is hard How much is this now with one cut? Is this still 500 to 600 grams? I don't think you need to make it so thin when you make a small ball with one cut I think you don't have to make it so thin If anything, crush it in this hand and lower it down again Raise it up and lower it down I think it's okay with this much stroke After that, I think you can understand it because you are touching the soil If you think there is unevenness, it means that you haven't been able to kill the soil yet I think it's better to do it carefully so as not to lose the unevenness The meaning of soil killing is The meaning of putting out the core and the eye of the clay I wonder if I said this before When I was doing a workshop in Spain, I was told that I would do a lot if I did soil killing like this I haven't done that much, I haven't done that much, but I've been told that I'm going to do a lot of things I thought I wouldn't do that much It's really convenient when you cut one If you have a chance to use it, I think you won't be able to stop when you use it I wonder if it was helpful I'll do it again at the end Hold your right hand firmly It's like bringing your left hand from the other side I'm putting my finger on it now This time with my fingertips At first, it may be okay to do it like this It may be good to gradually grasp the feeling Then, even if you don't have that much power, it means that the pressure is transmitted properly It's like this This camera angle is difficult When you put your foot down When you put it down, it doesn't matter if it's that way or this way, but it's natural It's like making it a little bit like this Let's make it easier to see from this camera Even if you do it with your left hand, it's not good to use it without a flag With your right hand, it's easier to understand from the side camera It's like this Do you understand what you want to do? It's like this If you put your left hand on it, it won't be so rampant That's what it means Yes, so today I talked about soil killing It may not have been very helpful. I'm sorry I'll put it together again Please look forward to the next video See you, bye