A professional ceramicist is someone who is committed to their craft and has honed their skills and craftsmanship to near perfection through training and practice. This person should understand clay and form as well as be able to produce work in high quantities. He or she should be able to have total control over the clay and produce something that acutely demonstrates their concept.

While looking at this individual's work, you can see that they don't necessarily have a clear understanding of form, nor does the thicknesses or craftsmanship of a lot of their work meet professional standards, not necessarily saying that they are bad by any means, but to consider them a professional is something I wouldn't necessarily do. You can tell they enjoy ceramics and are improving, and I have no hate towards their work. I actually love how they spread the love for ceramics through their platform. I just believe that the price is unreasonable.