Some pots for the new gallery

I thought I would try posting a few new(er) pots into the new site gallery. After a few tests and some help I THINK I got it right?
Let me know if these look right posted.

First are two Bamboo wrapped carved logs. unglazed. Longest is about 10 inches .

Here are a couple riveted pots with copper green glaze. The drum pot is about 13" across.

Here are some once-fired pots.
First is a large rustic bunjin about 16" across,
and
a smaller rustic round about 10"

Here are a couple views of a large rustic once-fired cascade.

Here is a 18" matt granite glazed banded oval
and
a large and small pair of ash glazed scoops.

They look fine, Dale! Persistence pays off!

They look good from here!

The carved logs are really neat. Though unglazed, I note an interesting surface sheen. I'm curious whether that's some sort of wash or sprayed flux or just a trait of the particular clay body. Whichever, I like it.

DaveT

Thanks for the help John.

Here is a better picture of the shorter bamboo/carved log. It was about 6" long total. I don't usually spend this much time on a pot that small but I made it especially for Irene Britton.

A couple shohin about 6-7" across.
I've been doing quite a few versions of these pots in many sizes and shapes. I call these "Dry Riverbed Pots" since they resemble the dry, cracked mud on a riverbed or lake floor.

A couple more shohin

A yellow oval about 10" across
and
a red ash round about 10" across.

A 5 sided asymmetrical shohin. My trademark pot.
and
A large deep unglazed round I made for a friend.

Here is a big pot I made for Mike Page.
It is a rustic unglazed pot 18" x 4" inside dimensions.

A wide rimmed cascade w/ ash glaze. More "Dry Riverbed Pots"

A low unglazed pot with compressed rim
and
a round about 10" with crackled glaze