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RE: INKtober 2026 - Contraption - There Number One
Yes, I don’t disagree—the most important thing is the desire to create, rather than having the "right" materials. That said, working with clay requires a certain skill, and I’ve never been very good at crafting delicate, refined details with it; I actually prefer modeling clay for that kind of work. Still, if the opportunity ever arises, I’d love to set up a potter’s wheel, build a kiln, and try my hand at being a potter! :)
Thank you so much!
I would love to a potter's wheel too... Plus the oven!
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Viewed from this perspective, it could easily evolve from a hobby into a business—provided, of course, that you manage to produce quality work :)
If I can afford that, I do not need the business. I will sit surrounded by my pottery, drink tea and be happy 😁
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I’m not talking about something that could become a burden; rather, it’s like having a bunch of plain, unfilled sweet rolls and suddenly discovering one among them that contains raisins or fruit jam :)