Items20The creator’s order
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The Great Pottery Throw Down (2015)First aired 3 Nov 2015Clay makes every shortcut visible. Watch potters alter their plans when a shape slumps, a surface misbehaves or the kiln has the last word. The feedback connects the finished object to what happened at the wheel and workbench. It is an especially good starting point for seeing that technique,…0
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Making It (2018)First aired 31 Jul 2018A shared brief produces wonderfully different answers because the makers bring different materials and habits to the bench. The generous atmosphere keeps attention on invention and practical ingenuity. This is an inviting choice when you want ideas that might send you back to your own projects,…0
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Blown Away (2019)First aired 12 Jul 2019Glass forces a design to coexist with heat, gravity and a rapidly closing window of time. Seeing a form emerge makes the finished sculpture more comprehensible than a reveal alone could. The episodes move quickly and cannot teach the complete technique, but they make material control and creative…0
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The Great British Sewing Bee (2013)First aired 2 Apr 2013Pattern, transformation and made-to-measure challenges reveal different kinds of judgement. A garment that looks simple can expose a complicated problem of fit or construction. Choose this for specific practical criticism and the difference between executing instructions and designing a solution.…0
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Handmade: Britain's Best Woodworker (2021)First aired 21 Oct 2021Furniture has to stand up as well as look convincing. Joinery, proportion and finish give the judges something concrete to discuss, so the brief becomes a visible set of trade-offs. It is useful for anyone who enjoys making in another medium and wants to understand how a woodworker thinks about…0
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Portrait Artist of the Year (2013)First aired 5 Nov 2013Several artists face the same sitter and produce different kinds of likeness. Watching where each begins is often as interesting as the verdict. The series gives a useful vocabulary for talking about observation, handling and interpretation. Disagreeing with the judges is part of the pleasure,…0
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Landscape Artist of the Year (2015)First aired 6 Oct 2015The location provides more information than any painting can contain. The artists' most revealing decision is what to leave out, especially when light and weather refuse to stay still. A good companion to the portrait format because composition and simplification become obvious before you need to…0
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LEGO Masters (2019)First aired 28 Apr 2019The Australian edition gives teams ambitious builds whose engineering and storytelling must both survive inspection. Watch how a clear idea becomes readable through shape, scale and movement. The familiarity of the bricks makes the ingenuity approachable, while the testing shows why an attractive…0
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School of Chocolate (2021)First aired 26 Nov 2021Teaching remains part of the competition rather than disappearing after a mistake. Amaury Guichon demonstrates techniques and helps professionals understand why a construction failed. It is one of the gentler entries here, though the work is demanding. Choose it for the connection between a…0
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Face Off (2011)First aired 26 Jan 2011A creature begins as a brief, then has to become a sculpture, mould, appliance and convincing face in motion. The process makes it easier to distinguish an imaginative drawing from a workable screen effect. The deadlines are artificial but the material constraints are not. A particularly useful…0