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Potters of Periscope

February 6, 2016 by Brandon "Fuzzy" Schwartz 48 Comments

Join the movement!

potters of periscope

Recently, a throng of potters around the world have (finally!) taken to Periscope to create a lively community of clay people sharing their studios, what they are working on, thoughts about clay and more!

What is Periscope?

periscope logoA year ago, a periscope was something you might use on a submarine.

But now, “periscope” has a new meaning. It is an app for your smart gadgets that allows you to stream live video to your followers worldwide.

Find it here: Google Play, iOS App Store

Why Should Potters Care?

If you are a potter or ceramic artist, you can become a “Potter of Periscope.” Doesn’t that sound exciting? Really, it means you are part of a growing community of clay fanatics that want to share something with the world. Or see what other potters are sharing with the world. That’s right, a chance to “meet” and step into the studios of potters that you may never get to meet in real life!

I suppose if you want an official “Potters of Periscope” certificate you can send $49.95 to Michael Kline and he’ll review your application.

All kidding aside, there isn’t really a specific group to join or option to select. The Potters of Periscope are just a bunch of potters that are using Periscope and usually following each other. Perhaps as the Periscope app grows they may add groups or channels or other options that may be useful.

How Does Periscope Work?

periscope broadcastsIt’s pretty simple. Download the app. Create an account with your Twitter account or phone number. Click the broadcast button to start sharing a live video feed. Or you can just follow people and watch their live broadcasts.

You can even send messages to the broadcaster in (nearly) real time so it’s possible to have a conversation. You can also view a replay of a broadcast for 24 hours after it is streamed. If you find something you like, share the broadcast with your periscope or twitter followers.

Find out more at the Periscope Help Page.

What Does This Mean for the Clay Community?

Who knows? Will this be just a passing fad? Will it be the next big thing? All I know for sure is that it’s a lot of fun! I’ve already “met” potters from all over the world. I streamed a few videos back in April 2015 and had a handful of visitors total. Recently I had a broadcast with 4 times that many on one live broadcast. So the community is definitely growing. Come join us!

worldwide broadcasts

broadcasts (and potters!) from around the world

Maybe those of us who can’t make it to NCECA will get to experience parts of NCECA? Maybe potters will be able to offer virtual workshops and lessons? Maybe we can show the world what kind of process we use to create a pot? Maybe we can organize some kind of round table and take turns introducing ourselves. Maybe we can form our own “24 hr. channel” about all things pottery! Maybe we can attend a gallery opening across the country. Maybe we’ll get to see the secrets that some of our favorite potters use to create some of our favorite pots! Maybe the possibilities are endless?

Periscope Tips?

  • You can use the hashtag #pottersofperiscope in your broadcast title and tweets. Not required, but it may help other potters find you.
  • Double Tap to switch between front and back cameras.
  • Swipe up from the bottom while viewing a broadcast to see who else is watching. Tap a name to see the profile and follow them.
  • Share broadcasts to Twitter, Facebook, and your Periscope followers.
  • Include a link (or links) in your profile. Website, Etsy Shop, etc.
  • Speaking of profiles… Share a little bit about who you are. People are more willing to follow someone that they know is a real person. Especially if they mention clay, pottery, ceramics, etc.
  • Take advantage of strong composition, adequate lighting, and a solid wifi signal if you can.
  • Capture your broadcasts. Check “Autosave Broadcast” to save the video to your device. No comments or hearts are saved. You can also take a look at Katch.me to automatically save your videos and comments! (Thanks to Joseph Travis @redfoxpottery for the heads up on that.)

Potters of Periscope

Here are some potters that are already on Periscope. If you are on Periscope, leave your username in the comments. Or follow @artbyfuzzy (or tweet me) so I can follow you back and add you to the list!

  • @klineola – Michael Kline seems to be one of the biggest advocates of periscope in the pottery community. Also the originator of #pottersofperiscope?
  • @AGFPottery – Adam Field is also leading the charge.
  • @artbyfuzzy – Brandon “Fuzzy” Schwartz – Let me know if you’re a potter on Periscope and I’ll add you to the list.
  • @sianraeceramics – Sian Rae Ceramics
  • @wardjhs – Jared Ward
  • @redfoxpottery – Joseph Travis
  • @angwalford – Ang Walford
  • @timseeclay – Tim See
  • @adrianachristianson – Adriana Christianson
  • @brettkernart – Brett Kern
  • @webbpots – Anne Webb
  • @bulldogpottery – Smantha & Bruce at Bulldog Pottery
  • @caroleepp – Carole Epp
  • @corisclay – Cori Sandler Pottery
  • @grlbrd – Sunshine Cobb
  • @amymansonpottery – Amy Manson Pottery
  • @runndanpotter – Daniel McCabe
  • @SymmPottery – Symmetrical Pottery
  • @gracedepledgepottery – Grace DePledge
  • @artbyjenf – Jennifer Fontanella
  • @bilsrye – bils&rye
  • @jobrien – James O’Brien
  • @jrothshank – Justin Rothshank
  • @LaurenBellomy – Lauren
  • @bharperstudio – Brian Harper
  • @johnbrittpotter – John Britt
  • @BeasleyCeramics – Brett Beasley
  • @MudQueenPottery – Audra Doughty
  • @VirgilOrtiz – Virgil Ortiz
  • @AndersenPottery  – Andersen Pottery
  • @PlasterCottage – Plaster Cottage
  • @Macpottery – TomMac Garret
  • @neilcelaniceramics – Neil Celani
  • @Rissaroo – Lorissa Smith
  • @mudfirepottery – Chris Rosso
  • @pweissattryde – Paula Weiss
  • @EastRidgePottery – Sharon Galbraith
  • @tombudzak – Tom Budzak
  • @HeidisPottery – Heidi Kunkel
  • @wendyridge1 – Cat
  • @GretaMichelle – Greta M Joachim
  • @juditavill – Judi Tavill Ceramics
  • @CarterPottery – Ben Carter
  • @ronphilbeck – Ron Philbeck
  • @hobbypotter – Tammy Jo – Potter
  • @PotterybyCB – Pottery by Chris Burch
  • @crawfishclay – Christy Becnel
  • @c8brus – Cate Austin
  • @randallceramics – Jeremy Randall
  • @thepotteryhead – Anita Campbell
  • @cherricopottery – Joel Cherrico
  • @CaballoOscuro06 – Steve Colston
  • @ohdandyclay – Jess Sandford Ceramics
  • @hartpottery – Hart 2 Hart Pottery & Design
  • @codeine_zombie – Aria’s Pottery
  • @DorisKuehn – Lucky Crane Pottery
  • @crackingpots – Jeremy Peake Pottery
  • @TulsaPottery – Tulsa Pottery House
  • @PetersenPottery – Petersen Pottery
  • @claygeek – Clay Geek
  • @JARPottery – JARPottery
  • @mtbgallery – M.T.Burton Gallery
  • @rongway1962 – Rongway62
  • @DaleWarren – Dale Warren
  • @LianaAgnew – Liana Agnew
  • @MelGonza18 – Craft and Chaos
  • @PletcherPottery – Todd Pletcher
  • @HeidiMCF – Heidi Fahrenbacher
  • @amandambarr – Amanda M Barr
  • @chrissyort – Chrissy Ortman
  • @connellypottery – Michael Connelly
  • @Buchananceramics – Theresa Buchanan
  • @shanemickey5 – Shane Mickey
  • @CKPOTTERY – C Krebs Pottery
  • @AlienSassafras – Melissa
  • @ashleybevington – Ashley Bevington
  • @imperfectPotter – The Imperfect Potter
  • @dianafayt – Diana Fayt
  • @karensilbergceramics – Karen Silberg
  • @KeatonSkyles – KeatonSkyles
  • @skopchains – Susanna Kopchains
  • @erincarpenterpottery – Erin Carpenter
  • @timsceramics – Tim Kowalczyk
  • @didemmert_pottery – Didem
  • @DownHomePottery – Cathy Arsenault
  • @StearnsCeramics – Eric Stearns
  • @samanthaolivr – Samantha Oliver
  • @kylecarpenterpottery – Kyle Carpenter
  • @NRMizak – Nikki Mizak
  • @batjesoclay – Liz Parham
  • @WynhillPotter – John Lowes
  • @thebrianrjones – Brian R. Jones
  • @ChrisCaseyArt – Chris Casey
  • @LukeDoylePottery – Luke Doyle
  • @Troybungart – Troy Bungart
  • @JRFstudio – Jessica Fong
  • @ArtbyThakur – Stefan Amitabh Thakur
  • @pyles_jamie – Jamie Pyles
  • @suepariseau – Sue Pareseau Pottery
  • @jampdxceramics – jampdx
  • @pdblais – Paul Blais
  • @VelmaMatson – Wendy Emborski
  • @cecilialanier – Cecilia Lanier
  • @barestoneware – Lucy Alexander
  • @kimfoaleceramics – Kim Foale
  • @maymay1313 – Amy Wood
  • @melissayungbluth – Melissa Yungbluth
  • @MariansPottery – Marian Williams
  • @alexlapella – Alex LaPella
  • @sambalkretek – Chris Broussard
  • @Charshak – Potter Me
  • @Hstd1999 – Eric Preston
  • @TropiClayStudio – Robert Young
  • @SueCeramics – Sue Ceramics
  • @JboneJordan – Jordan Brown
  • @dreynolds1031 – Don Reynolds
  • @williambakerpottery – William Baker
  • @lisalapella – Lisa LaPella
  • @potterydot – Dot Burnworth
  • @kristinhgrant – Kristin Grant
  • @LynnetteLukay – Lynnette Lukay
  • @triaturrou_studios – Tria Turrou
  • @alteredclay – Catherine Simmons
  • @snork690 – Mike Lainchbury
  • @porcelainocean – Zoe Johnson
  • @pfocazio – pfocazio
  • @FutureRelicsGal – Lori Buff
  • @slabmaker – Evelyn Hoogerbrugge
  • @southfldeb – Debbie Weiss
  • @bloobrush – Bloo Brush Ceramics
  • @clayetteo – Colette Oliver
  • @Heartshapedstone – Michele DeLuca
  • @ChicagoCeramics – Alex Davies
  • @juliejonespottery – Julie Jones
  • @shanel_pottery – Rebekah Krieger
  • @alexander_thierry – Alex Thierry
  • @spetty27 – Sarah Petty
  • @ShinoPots – Hollis Engley
  • @veredceramics – VeredCeramics
  • @gardensandclay – Suzanne Denney Pottery
  • @connie_starks – Connie Starks
  • @jjmmro – Jess Dougherty
  • @sikiuperez – Sikiu
  • @dowred – Dow Redcorn
  • @ChandraDeBuse – Chandra DeBuse
  • @robske200 – Roberto Lugo
  • @JWClayArt – Jonathan Walsh
  • @MRPots31 – Michael Robison
  • @WoodnSalt – Barb Ruble
  • @Bwolfe206 – Benedict Wolfe
  • @kowalskipottery – Kevin Kowalski
  • @jd00d – JustinCredible Pottery
  • @AMACOBrent – AMACOBrent
  • @newgardpottery – Karen Newgard
  • @lesdeman – BigBear
  • @Outofthekiln – Jenelle Grosser
  • @KrissyDen – Kristin Dennison
  • @attakiss – Cathleen Mckenna
  • @paisleysoulpottery – Sarah Hollander Clark
  • @Kolhouse – Rob Kolhouse
  • @interrobangz – AND/OR
  • @r_vanhoy – r_vanhoy
  • @ClaycrazyPotter – ClaycrazyPotter
  • @KyMyers18 – Kaitlyn Myers
  • @SPMorganStudio – Stacy Morgan
  • @KristenKieffer – Kieffer Ceramics
  • @paulthollceramics – Paul Tholl
  • @tealgreen22 – Teal
  • @LaurenLBaird – Lauren Baird
  • @patshu – Pottery By Patricia
  • @sadie_buggg – Sadie Misiuk
  • @JessVerde – Jessica Green
  • @bklemceramics – Bradley Klem
  • @stephenrosini – Stephen Rosini
  • @alyssawagnerpottery – Alyssa Wagner
  • @chARiTyelise – Charity Hofert
  • @mudspinner1 – MParkes
  • @CanebrakePottery – Debbie Wilson
  • @meredithhost – Meredith Host
  • @AngiPeteronPottery – Angi Peterson
  • @gonetoclover – Britta Schroeder
  • @stevengcheek – Steven Cheek
  • @theburntbegonia – Cinda Medina
  • @Bluehenpottery – Anne Partna
  • @zanbarnespottery – Zan Barnes
  • @mrvernons – Vernon Smith
  • @gibranporcelain – Carly Gibran
  • @stephgalli – Stephanie Galli
  • @DMpottery – Denise McDonald
  • @PotterStefan – Stefan Andersson
  • @kristenkswanson – Kristen Swanson
  • @jbrien – John Brien
  • @LBosticPottery – Lindsay Bostic
  • @ceramicscapes – Cynthia Guajardo
  • @sumisan – Sumi Leigh Casey
  • @nuev_orden – Shiloh Gastello
  • @Rakuclay – Clay Walthall
  • @ZygoteBlum – Zygote Blum
  • @SueCeramics – Sue McLeod Ceramics
  • @kimnielsenak – Kim Nielsen
  • @MemawCreeper – Nan T
  • @Cinderelish – Cinderelish
  • @courtneyemartin – Courtney Martin
  • @sarahmariewest – Sarah Marie West
  • @maudiskoby – Maud Andersson
  • @joytannerpottery – Joy Tanner
  • @courtsclosed – Courtney
  • @a_bracker – Anne M Bracker
  • @joshuajnovak – Josh Novak
  • @staceypumpkin – Stacey Manser-Knight
  • @CuteandClay – Cute and Clay Ceramics
  • @j9hannum – Jeannine Hannum
  • @ericbotbyl – Eric Botbyl
  • @branddias – Brandy Carroll
  • @stargateclay – Angela
  • @lisawbwalker – Lisa Walker
  • @wolfepottery – Suzy Wolfe
  • @reubenjames -Trish B. Berryfinepottery
  • @strangfjord – Patricia Millar
  • @CarolBarclay – Carol Barclay
  • @Brrwobig – Bev Wobig
  • @Bluematchbox- Tilehurst Pottery by Grant Pratt
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Comments

  1. Scott says

    February 6, 2016 at 11:08 am

    Thanks for posting this. A great resource to our pottery friends. Sorry I haven’t been keeping our blog createniks up to date.

    Reply
    • Catherine says

      February 21, 2016 at 8:57 am

      my username is alteredclay. New to periscope. Thanks

      Reply
  2. Linda Starr says

    February 6, 2016 at 3:52 pm

    ok I am out of touch, need to learn more about periscope but ever so grateful you detailed all the ins and outs.

    Reply
  3. Marian says

    February 6, 2016 at 3:58 pm

    Wow! Thanks heaps for all the info! You’re a legend!
    Marian

    Reply
  4. Robert Young says

    February 7, 2016 at 1:37 am

    @TropiClayStudio Robert Young

    Reply
  5. Mike says

    February 7, 2016 at 2:38 pm

    Hello, I just joined! @snork690

    Reply
  6. Rocky Lewycky says

    February 9, 2016 at 12:26 am

    @Rocky05816396
    Rocky Lewycky

    Reply
  7. Zoe Johnson says

    February 9, 2016 at 3:56 pm

    This is great, thanks so much for all the info! I just joined @porcelainocean

    Reply
  8. Cori Sandler pottery says

    February 10, 2016 at 5:45 am

    Thanks for this great article. I’ve been part of this wave for only a few weeks and it has become a staple in my life. Thanks so much for including me CoriSandlerPottery @corisclay in this article.
    I am hooked.

    Reply
  9. Paula Focazio says

    February 10, 2016 at 8:54 am

    Thanks for the list of periscope potters. I don’t broadcast there often, but when I do I am @pfocazio. I do both pottery and henna.

    Reply
  10. Lori Buff says

    February 10, 2016 at 10:30 am

    Thanks Brandon, I’ve just downloaded and set up the app. I’m looking forward to watching some videos. You can find me using my twitter handle @FutureRelicsGal

    Reply
  11. Evelyn Hoogerbrugge says

    February 11, 2016 at 8:12 pm

    I am on Periscope but a watcher, not a broadcaster. @slabmaker
    Does anyone know how to get Periscope set up on a PC? I can share a live broadcast with myself via email and watch on my PC, but I cannot seem to use my PC for Periscope otherwise.

    Reply
  12. Debbie says

    February 14, 2016 at 6:28 pm

    Debbie Weiss @southfldeb. Patio Potter

    Reply
  13. Sarah says

    February 15, 2016 at 11:41 am

    I joined! Kansas City potter @bloobrush

    Reply
  14. Colette Oliver says

    February 15, 2016 at 12:03 pm

    Loving periscope! I’m Colette Oliver or @clayetteo Thanks for the article.

    Reply
  15. Michele DeLuca says

    February 16, 2016 at 7:42 pm

    Michele DeLuca @Heartshapedstone
    Really enjoying Periscope!

    Reply
  16. Alex Davies says

    February 19, 2016 at 1:42 pm

    I am loving #pottersofperiscope! I have learned so much and it is awesome to see everyone around the world doing there thing with pots! My username is @chicagoceramics

    Reply
  17. Julie Jones says

    February 20, 2016 at 12:47 pm

    You can add me, Julie Jones @juliejonespottery

    Reply
  18. Rebekah says

    February 20, 2016 at 9:55 pm

    New to periscope @shanel_pottery

    Reply
  19. Carol Barclay says

    February 27, 2016 at 10:46 pm

    Thank you for the list, Fuzzy.
    I work in handbuilt porcelain out of Rochester, NY and have been working at it for 33 years (eek). @CarolBarclay6
    I haven’t scoped yet, but will get my start by giving tours of the pottery that I have collected over the years.

    Reply
  20. Dawn Whitehand says

    March 4, 2016 at 8:11 am

    Great, haven’t checked out Periscope as yet though have heard lots abut it…. definitely on my ‘to do’ list 🙂

    Reply
  21. Bev Wobig says

    March 6, 2016 at 8:11 am

    Just joined Periscope @Brrwobig

    Reply
  22. Carol Barclay says

    March 6, 2016 at 7:40 pm

    I’ve joined! My work is hand built porcelain, from Rochester, NY. My first few Scopes will be a tour of the pottery I’ve collected over the years! CarolBarclay (my Twitter account seems to require a trailing “6”, but I don’t think the Periscope account needs that.)

    Reply
    • Carol Barclay says

      March 6, 2016 at 7:45 pm

      oops, sorry- I see that I already posted here. I guess I’m a little sleep-deprived…

      Reply
  23. Patricia Millar says

    March 11, 2016 at 5:56 am

    Hello from Northern Ireland!
    Patricia Millar @strangfjord

    Reply
  24. Trish says

    March 24, 2016 at 1:33 am

    reubenjames -Trish B. Berryfinepottery

    Reply
  25. Suzy Wolfe says

    March 27, 2016 at 11:02 pm

    I am a studio potter and am learning so much from the scopes. This community is amazing and fun ! Please add my name :
    @wolfepottery
    Thank you!
    Suzy Wolfe

    Reply
  26. Kristi says

    March 30, 2016 at 7:35 pm

    Thank you! I have thoroughly enjoyed watching the Periscopes! Such a generous group of artists.

    Reply
  27. lisa walker says

    April 3, 2016 at 12:58 pm

    I joined!
    lisawbwalker

    Reply
  28. Angela Gleeson says

    April 7, 2016 at 9:46 pm

    Thanks for the article! Just joined @stargateclay

    Angela

    Reply
  29. Brandy says

    April 12, 2016 at 11:40 am

    I am a ceramic artist working on handbuilding and sculptures. I just recently graduated and am still learning. I am learning so much from the scopes and love to see what everyone is doing. The ceramic/pottery community is awesome! I am new to Periscope so please add me: @branddias
    or visit my website: brandycarroll.com
    Thank you in advance!
    Brandy Carroll

    Reply
  30. Bluematchbox says

    July 10, 2016 at 8:02 pm

    I am Uk based potter. Please add me the list. Thanks
    @bluematchbox

    Reply
    • Bluematchbox says

      July 10, 2016 at 8:03 pm

      @Bluematchbox- Tilehurst Pottery by Grant Pratt

      Reply
  31. Nadia Packard says

    August 19, 2016 at 1:34 am

    Thank you for this post!

    I’m
    @packna – Nadia Packard Potter

    Reply
  32. Darlene Cormicle says

    August 27, 2016 at 10:57 am

    I am a potter from NC….new to periscope…..
    A wonderful community thank you !
    Clayartist777@gmail.com

    Reply
  33. Brittani Tkacz says

    September 16, 2016 at 7:10 pm

    Hello! I’m a high school ceramics teacher and make pottery out of my own garage studio as well.
    @BrittaniElvishPotter

    Thanks!
    Brittani Tkacz

    Reply
  34. Janice Moyle-McCravey says

    September 16, 2016 at 11:23 pm

    I am a new, part-time Potter. I love Periscope and the community of Potter’s that has risen from it! I learn so much and feel part of a caring, fun, talented group of individuals. Thank you Periscope and Potter’s!
    I belong to Potter’s of Periscope and my handle is @jmcclay

    Reply
  35. Reid says

    September 29, 2016 at 3:20 pm

    Thanks for the list – please include me:
    Reid Parish @rainwaterclaystudio

    Reply
  36. Ana Leal says

    November 5, 2016 at 10:40 pm

    I would like to join the Potters of periscope community my handle is @anasclayhouse
    I did my first scope today to showcase the Pottery Festival in Dillsboro NC

    Thank you!

    Ana

    Reply
  37. Kim Undseth says

    January 6, 2017 at 4:44 pm

    Thanks for all the information, I couldn’t figure out how to turn my camera around, so thank you! I have done 2 scopes so far. None of the people who watched did pottery so it was a little strange. I love watching other potters so thank you for the list.
    Kim Undseth Pottery @KimUndseth

    Thanks

    Reply
  38. hope fregerio says

    February 5, 2017 at 4:03 pm

    @hopefregerio

    Reply
  39. Gayle Kupsch says

    February 23, 2018 at 2:41 pm

    Love, love, love Potters of Periscope!
    @borealpotterystudio -Gayle Thorlakson Kupsch

    Reply

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