Pots from Sweden.

I am a hobby potter from Sweden, and I have been making pots for about 2- 3 years. I don´t have my own studio or kiln... But I would love to have it!

I am working about one or two evenings per week in a ceramic studio nearby, so I don´t really get the continuity that I want (and need) in my work.

I have been following you guys here on the forum for a while, and I am getting really inspired by you all. So I think i will show you some of my pots ( if I can figure out how to post images ). And I hope to get some feedback and critique, so I can develop as a "potter".


http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_SaVN5PTPBUA/TTdBIJZ29AI/AAAAAAAAAVI/vfOfQ9nkhL0/s320/kruka181.jpg

her you go!
16th block from left paste in your image url and press ok. done!

Very nicely made slab-built pot. Nice color and shapes. Feet are possiby just a bit too big ( IMO) but very nicely made.
Good work!!

D.

@ RHamers: Thanks for the image info. I´ll try some more images and hope I get the hang of it.

@ Dale: Thanks. I really like that glaze. It´s a new one I haven´t used so much before.

Some more


A wheelthrown 17 cm wide



A wheelthrown 15 cm wide



One more 15 cm wide



Oval slabbuilt 35 cm wide

you're welcome thomas,
i like the glazing on the last one!
cheers

Hello Tomas,
I like your pot also very good.
You have talent for pottery
Best wishes
Peter
(sorry Tomas)

Peter, RHamers helped me to post the first picture, and all the pots are mine. Just a small missunderstanding, I think. Anyway, Your compliment means a lot to me... Thank you very much!

/Tomas

i never knew i had such talent

some more pots

some more















I hope you like them....

That blueish/green rectangle w/ fancy feet is very nice!

D.

Thanks Dale. I have been experimenting with cloudfeet lately, and I really like it, even if it is more timeconsuming.

tomas g

Good pots. Like Dale I like the rectangle with cloud feet the best. I, like you have been working on cloud feet also, very very time consuming

Thanks for showing your work

Regards

Andy

Thank you very much Andy for the compliment!

My first porcelain pots...


Wheelthrown 11 cm wide. Transparent glaze stained with copperoxide




Slabbuilt pot, 15 cm wide. I didn´t have any support underneath the pot in the firing, so it was "sagging" a bit. I learned that porcelain is really sensative in the firing process




Detail.

Hello Tomas
Welcome in the international melting-pot of bonsai-pottery

These are very nice pots! One day I will try some porcelain myself!

For the problem with sagging...here is a post I did some time ago.

https://ibonsaiclub.forumotion.com/t2560p15-here-are-a-few-recent-pots#26178

Kind regards
Martin

Thanks a lot Martin!

A really good tip about the sagging problem. I definitly have to try that.

Really damn :-) nice pots. I must try porcelain too!!!!!!!!!

Very nice pots.

Thank you very much tom and yamadorian. I have just made two pots in porcelain jet but I already love to work with it!

Great pots Tomas !!

I especially like the one with the transparent glaze stained with copper.

Cheers
Vic

tomas g wrote:some more















I hope you like them....

"Like them"? Fy fan! They are fantastic! Colour! Texture! Style! Proportion! What is there not to like?

Very nice tomas....i will ask my swedish friend to get one from you and bring it to me here in my side of town,thanks for sharing
Regards,
Alex

Scion and Vic, thank you so much for the compliments!

Alex, it would be an honour for me if one of my pots would make all the way to the Phillipines!