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Post  Rob Addonizio Wed May 20, 2009 2:51 am

Finally ready to try posting here with this new technology!

Hope it works!

First, a medium sized slab built rectangle with rivets, stain, and some rough texture...

Here's a few pots... Img_0124


an large sized oval with copper glaze...

Here's a few pots... Img_0125

a rugged octagonal rectangle with rustic texture and chrome green glaze...



Here's a few pots... Img_0126

a matt green glazed round using a new claybody...

Here's a few pots... Img_0214

A large rectangle using slabs and a cream iron glaze...

Here's a few pots... Img_0215

And lastly, a shohin sized carved rectangle with blue glaze.
Here's a few pots... Img_0216

Thanks for viewing!

(Yea it worked! Thanks kev!)


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Post  kitoi Wed May 20, 2009 3:20 am

Nice ones Rob, my fave's the riveted.

What dimensions constitute a large or medium pot?

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Post  Rob Addonizio Wed May 20, 2009 4:03 am

Thanks Keith,

Right now, I haven't been too specific on sizes, but since you asked, I am calling 6-10 inches medium and 12-16 inches large.

I want to include something for scale in my next set of photos so everyone can see it for themselves.
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Post  peter krebs Wed May 20, 2009 8:39 am

Hi Rob,

Beautiful pots.
The body of pot is rough, that is masculine, the visual direction of the flow structure is feminine, very quiet. Your glazes are very discreet, ideal for bonsai.
I wish you a happy work

Best regards
Peter
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Post  Robert Wallace Sat May 23, 2009 1:36 am

Rob,
Great to see your new work. I particularaly like the last one. Great shape, and I love how the feet work with the design on the rim.
I look forward to seeing more.
Rob
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Post  rock Sat May 23, 2009 2:44 am

Nice assortment man. I can see bonsai in all of those. The first one reminds me of a wood box. I wonder how a pot made of two colors of clay with dovetailed corners would look ??

A wide range of styles and colors... good effort, keep it up !Here's a few pots... Images10
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Post  Jim Doiron Sat May 23, 2009 2:14 pm

That's a really interesting idea Rock, I suppose you would have to somehow tint one half of the same clay body to assure they fired consistently. I don't know if such a tint exists or not? Rob, love the pots the glaze of #2 is quite beautiful, I agree with Robert that that shape of the last one is very nice also. Thanks for posting them.
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Post  Klaudia & Martin Sun May 24, 2009 12:46 am

Hey Rob

Nice to see your work!
The second and the last one are my favourites!

Kind regards
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Post  Rob Addonizio Sun May 24, 2009 2:38 am

peter krebs wrote:Hi Rob,

Beautiful pots.
The body of pot is rough, that is masculine, the visual direction of the flow structure is feminine, very quiet. Your glazes are very discreet, ideal for bonsai.
I wish you a happy work

Best regards
Peter

Peter,
I very much appreciate your comments. Your work and vision I admire with great respect.
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Post  Rob Addonizio Sun May 24, 2009 2:46 am

Robert Wallace wrote:Rob,
Great to see your new work. I particularaly like the last one. Great shape, and I love how the feet work with the design on the rim.
I look forward to seeing more.
Rob

Rob,

Thanks for your kind words. I too like the last piece, it took quite a lot of prep, but I think it paid off.

Always great to hear from you Cool

Rob
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Post  Rob Addonizio Sun May 24, 2009 2:59 am

Rock wrote:Nice assortment man. I can see bonsai in all of those. The first one reminds me of a wood box. I wonder how a pot made of two colors of clay with dovetailed corners would look ??

A wide range of styles and colors... good effort, keep it up !Here's a few pots... Images10

Thanks Rock, much obliged!

I like the dovetail idea. It would be a bit of extra prep but nothing is really impossible nowadays! If I ever decide to try it, I will name if after you. Laughing
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Post  Rob Addonizio Sun May 24, 2009 3:05 am

Jim Doiron wrote:That's a really interesting idea Rock, I suppose you would have to somehow tint one half of the same clay body to assure they fired consistently. I don't know if such a tint exists or not? Rob, love the pots the glaze of #2 is quite beautiful, I agree with Robert that that shape of the last one is very nice also. Thanks for posting them.

Jim,

Thanks for your kind words. I too like the 2nd glaze and I think I will use it on another octagonal rectangle. It works well on the white raku body that I use.

Thanks again,
Rob
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Post  Rob Addonizio Sun May 24, 2009 3:11 am

Klaudia & Martin wrote:Hey Rob

Nice to see your work!
The second and the last one are my favourites!

Kind regards
Klaudia

Hello Klaudia. I do appreciate your kind words also. Your work is very lovely and I look forward to seeing more here soon!

Rob A.
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Post  Russell Coker Tue Jun 02, 2009 1:32 pm

Rob,

Your work is really pretty and imaginative. Great website too! I love the "medium sized shohin with grayish blue glaze and an arched bottom profile", what a little stunner!

Are you coming to BCI New Orleans by any chance?

Russell in Mobile
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Post  Rob Addonizio Tue Jun 02, 2009 2:57 pm

Russell,

Thanks so much for your kind words. Smile

I will not be going to BCI this year as I have a previous engagement, but I am looking into adding it to my circuit for next year. I am currently upgrading my payment options on my site with credit cards and possibly PayPal, and hope to have that up and running by next week.

I am going to two local club functions this month, so if you still want the last one you mentioned, feel free to contact me at bonsaipottery(at)mac(dot)com.

Thanks
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Post  Rob Addonizio Thu Jun 11, 2009 1:55 am

I like to share with you all a couple of pieces from my last round from just this weekend....

Here's an octagonal rectangle that has a satiny smooth sage glaze. It measures 12 x 9 x 2 (approx)
Here's a few pots... Sage_o10
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Post  kitoi Thu Jun 11, 2009 2:02 am

I like it!!

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Post  Rob Addonizio Thu Jun 11, 2009 2:09 am

This is a fun and rich drum pot with rivets. It measures 5.5" x 5.5" x 1.25". Here's a few pots... Red_dr10

Here is a detail:Here's a few pots... Detail12
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Post  Rob Addonizio Thu Jun 11, 2009 2:13 am

Here is an interesting shino glazed oval, shohin sized:Here's a few pots... Shino_10
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Post  Rob Addonizio Thu Jun 11, 2009 2:21 am

This is a scalloped and textured drum using stain and a dark body. It measures about 6 inches across.

Here's a few pots... Primat10
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Post  kitoi Thu Jun 11, 2009 3:53 am

These are nice Rob, luv the riveted one!

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Post  Stone Monkey Thu Jun 11, 2009 8:57 am

Hi Rob

The pots are looking good mate. Especially love the drum pot Very Happy very very nice

All the best

Andy
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Post  peter krebs Thu Jun 11, 2009 12:27 pm

Hi Rob,

very nice your new pots, such pots are asked to bonsai lovers, and are also often used. Laughing

Best regards
Peter
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Post  Robert Wallace Fri Jun 12, 2009 1:01 am

Rob
Nice pots as always, I particularly like the rim on that last pot Very Happy It great to see a lot of pots being show these days. I like the shino pot as well but I have a suggestion with glazing that is really a matter of opinion only. I usually try to apply the glaze down a small amount on the inside so that after potted up what is showing from the inside matches what is on the outside. I have noticed on some pots that I have used over the years that if I do not glaze down a little on the inside it can be distracting once potted. Well either way great work, I hope to see some in person one of these days, hopefully some time you make your way up here to the Carolinas or I make it down south. And I do not know about your schedule but tomorrow is the last day of school here and then I hope to have some more studio time this summer break.
Keep it up
Rob
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Post  prestontolbert Fri Jun 12, 2009 1:29 am

Rob-
Your riveted drum pot is spectacular! I really like the way you cut the clay to show the grain. The horizontal scratches are a nice element. I also like the way your rivets are really close to one another. thumbs up
-PT
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