Here's a few pots...

Sam Ogranaja wrote:

Rob Addonizio wrote:I have a new glaze (for me anyway) that I think would lend itself to a trident. It is quite sensitive to atmosphere (reduction), and I love it on a claybody with some iron in it...

This is a wonderful put Rob!!!
Sam

Thanks Sam!
I had a great time talking with you during your visit to my place. Maybe someday I will be able to make it up to your neck of the woods...

Cheers,
Rob

Martin,

Thanks for taking time to notice my pots. Quite a complement, coming from such a great potter like yourself!

Here are some pots that I sold last week at the Joy of Bonsai convention in Bunnell, Fl.

This is a very thin walled bowl about 6" across...


Here is one that I featured on my blog last week. A new texture technique...

A simple round in a copper green glaze...


Here is another glaze with quite a bit of copper...


Thanks for letting me share everyone

Hi Rob,

This are again good unusual pots, Good work as always.

Best wishes
Peter

Beautiful pots Rob, really really nice work

Kind regards

Andy

Same here. I'm very excited about the slab you'll be making for me.

Keep up the great work and have a great weekend!!!!!
Sam

Yes, yes....Really nice pots ! Your style is evolving, and I love your new shapes and glazes!

/Tomas

Hello Rob

.... must have missed this post

I like the first one (but not the speckled clay). Your cracking work is very fine and detailed !

My personal favourite one is the third. Very smooth .... nice matt and clean finish. The feet are matching perfectly.

Kind regards
Klaudia

@Peter,
Thank for the criticism. As always, I take your words very seriously.
I hope you are enjoying your retirement

@Andy,
I hope you did well on your last show. Are their any pics on your blog???
You have always been an inspiration

@Sam,
I had a great time getting to meet you last month! Just let me know when I can start that project we discussed....

@Tomas,
Thanks for your encouragement! I love your blog BTW, and I am looking forward to see how things progress for you in your new studio

@Klaudia,
Thanks for your insight. Much like Peter, I appreciate very seriously your thoughts and criticism. Its always great to be able to get feedback from other artists with whom I respect a great deal.... [i]

Absolutely love the last one, Rob.

Thanks Chris,
I just responded to your PM....

Have a good one,
Rob

I need to check back here more often...so many good pots and potters!

If there is ever a place to choose to post my pot photos, this would be my first pick...

Here are a few from my last bunch. I took way too long on this cycle, and as usual, any comments are welcome-

Shohin sized pale yellow...

Mixed up a classic chinese blue on one of my textured pots...

Here is a medium large commissioned piece with crackle texture in a ash like glaze, attributed to Val Cushing...

My blog has photos of some work I have been doing with copper reds. Not too common in bonsai containers, but I had fun making them.

Here is one of those pots....



Well, that's all for now. Thanks again for viewing!
Rob

Rob, Nice work. Those pots are exquisite...I still owe you something, but I was waiting for the right cloth to come along. Yours will be the first on this cloth. Hope you like the surprise.

Lovely pots Rob! I really like the yellow one, both the shape of the pot and the glaze. And the copper red is great.

I´m getting really inspired when I see your new shapes and glazes.

Keep it up

Hi Rob,
each pot is a unique piece, and each will find a lover.
Best wishes
Peter

Good job Rob.

I like the copper red glaze. I know how hard that is to accomplish.

Can you reproduce the same results?

And the stretched ovals, nicely styled and nicely finished.

Thanks for sharing.

Regards,
Paul

Hi Rob,

for me Your pots have very good balance of roughness of textures and the whole clean image.
Even when looking at unusuall red or yellow, the whole feeling is quiet and peaceful.
I have to try new glazes and recipes given even by potters from here.

Kakejiku wrote:Rob, Nice work. Those pots are exquisite...I still owe you something, but I was waiting for the right cloth to come along. Yours will be the first on this cloth. Hope you like the surprise.

Hi Jonathan,
Thanks for taking time to comment!

It would be great to see more of your beautiful work! If it is done in time I can display it in my booth at the State convention show in May.

Take care,
Rob

tomas g wrote:Lovely pots Rob! I really like the yellow one, both the shape of the pot and the glaze. And the copper red is great.

I´m getting really inspired when I see your new shapes and glazes.

Keep it up

Hello Tomas,
Thanks for the encouragement! I am a fan of your skills that I have seen here on the IBC, and on your blog.

I am looking forward to seeing more of your porcelain work, and beautiful feet...

Your blog is very cool too!

Thanks,
Rob

peter krebs wrote:Hi Rob,
each pot is a unique piece, and each will find a lover.
Best wishes
Peter

Greetings Peter-

I am guessing from your lover comment that you may have seen some of the other red pots from my blog?

Too funny, but yes, red conjures up the emotions...

I am humbled,

Rob

pjkatich wrote:Good job Rob.

I like the copper red glaze. I know how hard that is to accomplish.

Can you reproduce the same results?

And the stretched ovals, nicely styled and nicely finished.

Thanks for sharing.

Regards,
Paul

Hello friend,

I always look forward to your feedback. The copper glaze took a lot of research and testing to finally find one that worked. I am thinking that it comes down to my firing schedule, and a trick that I am using that may(or may not) be working.

As far as it being easily reproduced, I won't know until I give it more trials. Right now I am getting a good amount of variation from reds to plum and opalescence, so I need to see if the trick is worth repeating. Either way, I like the red, and I like the variation, so it is a win win.

Of course I will not use this on a commissioned pot yet until I get more tuned in to its nature.


But at least I'm having fun....

-rob

Tom Benda wrote:Hi Rob,

for me Your pots have very good balance of roughness of textures and the whole clean image.
Even when looking at unusuall red or yellow, the whole feeling is quiet and peaceful.
I have to try new glazes and recipes given even by potters from here.

Tom,

Thanks for commenting. I really enjoy what you are doing in the zen quality of your finishes and muted color. As I am sure you understand, my current red glaze recipe works better on shohin than large forms. One must be careful not to have too much color that could overpower the tree. In all honesty I am not too sure this glaze won't do this, but I still wanted to give a try...

Take care,
Rob

Hi everyone...

I have a few minutes to share some new pots, made exclusively for customers, to their specifications.

First a large blue cracked oval...