A Couple Of New Pots

[AaronThomas]

I agree with @JoeR .... I really dig that one too! Lots of character.... well done!

 

[Waldo Street Pottery]

Thanks guys... Been experimenting quite a bit with not only texture, but application techniques, mixing it up. Here's a new one using multiple glazes and multiple application techniques.

 

[Waldo Street Pottery]

And another...

 

[Eric Group]

And another...

Kind of looks wood fired.

 

[LanceMac10]

And another...

Glaze, shape....love it.....really love it!!
Love the color......love it!!


Super nice job, great talent!

Did I mention I enjoy looking at it? Hehehee......seriously, really nice.

 

[Waldo Street Pottery]

Here's a pot for a pine.

Here's "a pot for a pine" planted with a juniper by my teacher Rodney Clemons of Allgood bonsai. It's a wonderful feeling to have one of my containers not only planted with a great tree, but by someone I have the admiration and respect for like I do Mr. Clemons. As I strive for bigger and better, it's compositions like this that make the journey feel like it's all worth it.

 

[Waldo Street Pottery]

Here's a pot in a glaze combo my wife loves. Are you on Instagram? Link to me @Waldo_Street_Pottery...

 

[sorce]

These are sweet....
The one on the last page looks like it got dropped in poo.
It's nice too!
But dare ten people to lick it, and I bet they won't! Cuz it looks like it got dropped in poo!

Did I mention that one looks like it got dropped in poo! Hehe...lol.

But seriously....how dope to have a RC tree in your work!

And these last ones are marvelous!

Sorce

 

[Waldo Street Pottery]

Thanks for the looks, the likes and the comments. Not sure which one looks so s****y Source , which one? And yes, a blessing, an honor to have Rodney appreciating my work; Lord knows I love his! Here's another new one. These new techniques in glazing are paying off! I'll do some in not so speckled clay coming up for less streaking, but it does have it's place. Mmm, thos crystals though! This one has a certain "tooth" to the touch, very sexy.

 

[Eric Group]

Thanks for the looks, the likes and the comments. Not sure which one looks so s****y Source , which one? And yes, a blessing, an honor to have Rodney appreciating my work; Lord knows I love his! Here's another new one. These new techniques in glazing are paying off! I'll do some in not so speckled clay coming up for less streaking, but it does have it's place. Mmm, thos crystals though! This one has a certain "tooth" to the touch, very sexy.

BIN

oh, this isn't an auction!?
What size is this one?

 

[Waldo Street Pottery]

BIN

oh, this isn't an auction!?
What size is this one?

Thanks Group, this one is appx 7 x 6.25 x 1.75"

 

[JoeR]

Where do you purchase your clay from?

 

[Waldo Street Pottery]

Where do you purchase your clay from?

I get it locally at the studio where I produce my work. The 3-4 bodies I use are by Highwater Clay.

 

[JoeR]

I get it locally at the studio where I produce my work. The 3-4 bodies I use are by Highwater Clay.

I know I have asked you before somewhere but what cone do you fire to?

 

[Eric Group]

Thanks Group, this one is appx 7 x 6.25 x 1.75"

A perfect, useable size for an average sized tree!

 

[Waldo Street Pottery]

I know I have asked you before somewhere but what cone do you fire to?

I mostly do cone 6. Occasionally to cone 10. All of what's here so far is cone 6.

 

[sorce]

A little texture never hurts...

That one! Lol....it is still nice.....

But it looks like it was rolled through the yard and picked up a dog dook!

Sometimes texture hurts!
Lol.

I love your work And spirit, so I kid!

The new glazes are fantastic!

Sorce

 

[Waldo Street Pottery]

Cheers Source, and all. Here's another new one from the last firing that is hard to capture in pics...

 

[sorce]

Cheers Source, and all. Here's another new one from the last firing that is hard to capture in pics...

Damn, if I had any spare change Id ask you to capture it in a box, and ship it to me!

F F F.

Sorce

 

[Stickroot]

Didn't want to but I did, put dirt in it!
Leon Snyder gave me this tree, long overdue for a repot. English boxwood.