'Although my parents helped fund my new hobby, I also saved up some money working at a fish market and in total, I spent around $18,000 over the course of a year investing in my hobby,' he said. He made vases, bowls, and cups as well as other crockery pieces.Īs he got better over time, Hirschfield invested in a kiln, glazes, shelving and eventually had a fully functioning pottery studio in his parent's back garden.
In March 2018, he decided to purchase a throwing wheel so that he could start perfecting his pottery. The fact that ceramics is so hands-on explains why I'm obsessed with it.' 'I loved how I had complete control over how I wanted a certain piece to look and as I would consider myself a very physically orientated person. 'I was first introduced into ceramics during my senior year of high school where I took an introductory ceramics class and soon fell in love with the concept of manipulating a piece of the earth into art,' Hirschfield said. The potter's viral fame has led to him receiving suggestive messages from men and women longing to re-enact the sexy pottery scene from Ghost.Hirschfield, who is known as on TikTok, earned over four million views and more than 90,000 followers in his first three months on the platform.He began posting videos of himself making pottery on Instagram, but his friends suggested he try TikTok as well.In 2018, Hirschfield started taking his hobby more seriously after his parents posted photos of his artwork on Facebook and people wanted to purchase it.He was first introduced to ceramics during his senior year of high school and 'fell in love with the concept of manipulating a piece of the earth into art'.The clips have earned him comparisons to Swayze's Ghost character, Sam Wheat.Theo Hirschfield, 20, from San Diego, California, has one million followers on TikTok, where he shares videos of himself sculpting clay shirtless.Hunky ceramic artist is dubbed TikTok's Patrick Swayze thanks to his shirtless pottery videos - prompting flirtatious messages from fans longing to re-enact THAT scene from Ghost
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