Ok, so I have a question . . . . . . . is there a reason potters don't put a whole pile of small holes in the bottom of a pot instead of a few big ones. No mesh required. Sounds like a awfully good idea to me unless I'm missing something......
Akadama break down?
@hometeamrocker "from where I stand" Lol, that's a dav4 line, I'm actually sitting, and I think if Dav4 moved, and was standing in a different place, he would see the same photo, but I could be wrong..,,,,,
Anyway, I can see your healthy understanding of your craft, and it is all paying off. You know exactly what I am talking about. This is a cause to which the effect of is greatness. Cheers.
I want first dibs on something someday!
@Stickroot while I can say, like buying a shitty tree to learn, you have learned from your glaze mistakes, I think King Nut is Correct, you will be better served thinking clay only. Again, someday, a pot and a knife!
Most important, the open conversation, the understanding, the drive demonstrated, the acceptance of criticism, and the apparent putting it to use, is what tells me you both are excelling as we type. This is very exciting.
This thread shines with that excellence, the essence of our ability to learn here.
It should be celebrated!
A true advancing of American Bonsai!
Not just arguing about it!
Thanks Fellas!
Sorce
@sorce @Brian Van Fleet @Vin @music~maker @hometeamrocker
That is a very hard shape to use effectively with anything. The multiple edges that the viewer sees are too "loud" visually and would distract.
Cracked in glaze fire, fun.
