Here's a few pots...

Wow, Rob. Haven´t been here for few weeks and this is nice surprise. As Horst wrote - superb shapes, superb glazes.

Hi Rob

You're glazes just keep getting better !!! i really love those last two !!!
Cheers

Vic

These are three pots from my last round. All fired to cone 7-8 in my gas kiln. Very light reduction.....

Here is a small guy, only about 2-3 inches across...

Next a medium cracked textured oval, dark stain in the fissures....

This is a small shallow oval, about 4.5 inches across,with a sensitive glaze that pooled nicely around the double bead.



These pots are not on my website yet, but should be up in a few days. I have a couple more on the blog, if you are interested...

Thank you for viewing-

Rob, as usual great stuff.
Cheers,
CJ

Rob Addonizio wrote:Next a medium cracked textured oval, dark stain in the fissures....

This is spectacular! love the slight sheen contrasting with the dark fissures.

Rob Addonizio wrote:This is a shohin sized pot, suitable for an elm, maple, or perhaps something with a magenta colored flower...

I love this glaze!!

Libby

Good eye Libby. You're becoming quite the pot head. You coming to the auction?

I"m not sure yet. I do want to be there.

Libby

Rob, i really like the contrast between the smooth and cracked portions on the crack pot.

Vic

newzealandteatree wrote:Rob, as usual great stuff.
Cheers,
CJ

Thanks CJ. Hope your bonsai pot making efforts will reveal themselves soon.....

kitoi wrote:

Rob Addonizio wrote:Next a medium cracked textured oval, dark stain in the fissures....

This is spectacular! love the slight sheen contrasting with the dark fissures.

Kitoi,
Thanks man! That's pretty cool comin' from you, the king of crack....

Seriously though, its great to hear that you are doing well...

Take care,
Rob
PS Let me know how that recipe turns out eh?

bumblebee wrote:

Rob Addonizio wrote:This is a shohin sized pot, suitable for an elm, maple, or perhaps something with a magenta colored flower...

I love this glaze!!

Libby

Thanks for taking an interest in my work Libby. That glaze is one that I created, and it does some very interesting things at times, albeit sometimes rather unexpected.... Then again, that's the fun part of it!

Cheers,
Rob

Russell Coker wrote:Good eye Libby. You're becoming quite the pot head. You coming to the auction?

Russell,
For what its worth, one can never have too many pots!

Then again, I am probably preaching to the choir huh?

Thanks

Gwyther wrote:Rob, i really like the contrast between the smooth and cracked portions on the crack pot.

Vic

Thanks Vic. That's quite the compliment!
I am honored.

Cheers,
Rob.

Now, I have to apologize for my website NOT being updated this past weekend as I had hoped! Seems my webmaster has been a bit tied up as late...

So, I will now present one small little pot, about 3x2.25x.5, perhaps for a lovely little nerifolia, or trident....



I will untie my wife (webmaster) and get things in order soon....


Rob

Rob

So good looking pots there mate. Like Vic & Kitoi I love the cracked pot and the proportions are beautiful, the blue shohin pot is very very nice also.

Regards

Andy

Hi Rob,

these are beautiful glazes.

Best wishes
Peter

Superb glaze with a very nice flow.....SPOT ON !
Thanks for showing and inspiration!

Kind regards
Klaudia

Andy, Peter, and Klaudia,

Much thanks for your kind words. I consider myself very lucky to have your support!

Rob

That is a very nice blue glaze Rob, very subtle

Vic

Great job Rob!!!!! I love all the new pots you posted. If you can replicate that dull yellow in 2009-200 in a small pot, I'm there

I hope to be able to stop by on my way down there sometime in the future. Maybe I can buy a couple and save on shipping. Is it really saving if I drive 8 hours to pick them up?

Have a great week!!!!
Sam

I have a few more pots that I would like to share if anyone is interested. These are from a cone 8 firing in a very light reduction.

This is a small round in a great dependable blue glaze. I am happy with the glaze and clay body colors together...

Another small bowl type pot with the same clay, but different glazes....