Here's a few pots...

Here is a bowl type pot with a lovely green glaze. I also like this glaze with the clay body, a midrange buff stoneware.

Enjoy...

Great work Rob. How big are the last 2?

Hi Rob,

A very nice selection of finishes on this last batch of pots. I like the direction you are taking with your forms and with your glaze applications.

I particularly like the green pot. It has a very stylish and well balanced look to it. Great job!

I look forward to seeing you at JOB next month.

Regards,
Paul

Rob Addonizio wrote:Here is a bowl type pot with a lovely green glaze. I also like this glaze with the clay body, a midrange buff stoneware.

Enjoy...

WOW!!

I just pm'ed you.

Russell Coker wrote:

Rob Addonizio wrote:Here is a bowl type pot with a lovely green glaze. I also like this glaze with the clay body, a midrange buff stoneware.

Enjoy...

WOW!!

I just pm'ed you.

Damn you Russell....That's the one I had my eyeball set on. LOL

Merry Christmas!!!!
Sam

Rob, can you describe the feet on the nice green one we like so much? I'm not so sure I'm seeing them very well.

Libby

Sure, here are two more shots to show scale and detail...

Beautiful. A very feminine pot.

Libby

Very nice glaze and smooth finish!
A perfect match for this pot!

Kind regards
Klaudia

Beautiful green Celadon Rob. Now you can only do Celadons in a gas kiln, damn I miss mine

Love the pot

All the best

Andy

Sam Ogranaja wrote:Great work Rob. How big are the last 2?

Hi Sam,
I know we have since talked about the green pot that I am happily holding for you. I think that this pot will be quite a good fit for your tree.

Oh, and the pot in the middle is rather small, probably less than 4 inches across.

Thanks again for your support,
Rob

pjkatich wrote:Hi Rob,

A very nice selection of finishes on this last batch of pots. I like the direction you are taking with your forms and with your glaze applications.

I particularly like the green pot. It has a very stylish and well balanced look to it. Great job!

I look forward to seeing you at JOB next month.

Regards,
Paul

Paul,
Thanks again for your insight. As I know from the many discussions we have had in the past, combining pot form and glaze choice is always something that should be a primary objective for a conscientious potter.

Your friend,
Rob

Russell Coker wrote:

Rob Addonizio wrote:Here is a bowl type pot with a lovely green glaze. I also like this glaze with the clay body, a midrange buff stoneware.

Enjoy...

WOW!!

I just pm'ed you.

Russell,
Thanks so much for your enthusiasm. I am just as enthused to make your pot fit to your specifications....

I will be in touch,
Rob
PS- It is always an honor to make a pot for someone with such a thorough knowledge in bonsai pottery!

bumblebee wrote:Beautiful. A very feminine pot.

Libby

Hello again Libby,

You have a great eye. That's exactly what I was shooting for!

Thanks for your kind words,
Rob

Klaudia & Martin wrote:Very nice glaze and smooth finish!
A perfect match for this pot!

Kind regards
Klaudia

Klaudia,
Thanks so much for your words of encouragement. I am looking into doing more with this form style of pot with this glaze.

Great to see you guys again here on the forum!

Cheers,
Rob

Stone Monkey wrote:Beautiful green Celadon Rob. Now you can only do Celadons in a gas kiln, damn I miss mine

Love the pot

All the best

Andy

There, there Andy, shed not a tear...

This is actually a copper red glaze fired in a neutral atmosphere I tested this in both ox/redux, and yes it does resemble a celadon glaze in its translucency and hue when fired in oxidation.

Still, I am very honored with your kind words.

As always, good to hear from you,
Rob

That green pot drawing so much attention is quite spectacular Rob. Great work.

Those last 3 round pots are really cool Rob, everything you show here just keeps getting better !

Cheers
Vic

Jesse wrote:That green pot drawing so much attention is quite spectacular Rob. Great work.

Thanks Jesse, I appreciate your comment. I have already received orders for two more in that particular style.

Cheers,
Rob

Gwyther wrote:Those last 3 round pots are really cool Rob, everything you show here just keeps getting better !

Cheers
Vic

Hey Vic,
Thanks again for your support!
Rob

Well, I really have quite a lot of pots in this next round, and I would LOVE to hear from the IBC crowd.... so here goes....

This is a medium sized traditional shaped oval. I have been doing lots of testing on this glaze lately, getting its makeup and application just right....

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...

And to finish off this latest trio of pots, true to form, I can't resist the opportunity to display some of my crazy expressionistic style....

This is a small (3-4 inches across) kusamono pot.

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

Hello Rob

Very sensibly applied glazes ... that is spot on IMO ! Congratulation !

Kind regards
Martin