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EPISODE · Dec 10, 2024 · 54 MIN

Mastering Pigments, Troubleshooting Aggregates, and Embracing Wabi-Sabi in Concrete Design

from The Concrete Podcast · host Brandon Gore

Step into the world of concrete artistry with this week’s episode of The Concrete Podcast. Together, we’ll uncover the secrets to maximizing the beauty and impact of super pigments in your projects, addressing common challenges with decorative aggregates, and bringing new life to a 20-year-old countertop ready for resealing. We’ll also take a moment to spotlight the groundbreaking Neverest Concrete Athlete Design Competition and how it’s inspiring creators to push boundaries. Finally, we explore the timeless philosophy of wabi-sabi and its role in design exercises that celebrate imperfections as part of the story. If you're ready to level up your craft, this episode has your name on it. Upcoming Workshops: * RammCrete Workshop: January 11th–12th in Goddard, KS * Basics Fundamentals Workshop: February 1st–2nd in Goddard, KS. 
Register now at Concrete Design School! #ConcreteCrafting #PigmentMastery #DecorativeConcrete #AggregateDesign #WabiSabi #DesignInspiration #SelfDevelopment #NeverestCompetition #ConcreteInnovation

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