Diving into pottery

JeffS73

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Just want to say I love this thread, fantastic pots interspersed with seriously hard earned wisdom, like all great threads on bnut. Thanks Mwar and everyone else. I'm getting into the ceramics game after new year, so long may it continue :)
 

mwar15

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Just want to say I love this thread, fantastic pots interspersed with seriously hard earned wisdom, like all great threads on bnut. Thanks Mwar and everyone else. I'm getting into the ceramics game after new year, so long may it continue :)
Thanks. There is some great potters on here and lots of good info. Reach out if you need help or have questions
 

Colorado

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Your mushikui texture looks great. Do you use a needle for that? Some other tool? Any tips on how to get that texture would be greatly appreciated!
 

penumbra

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Love it. Is it a commissioned piece? Is it going to be glazed?
I'm watching you. ;)
 

penumbra

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It’s commissioned for me😀. It probably will get the grey/green mason stain. It was an experiment
Good for you. I keep saying I'm going to make something for myself, but I always end up passing it on.
I keep the flawed pieces for me or target practice.
 

HorseloverFat

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When you glaze pots like this..

I'm always reminded of the patina on the statue of liberty.

Wonderfully Proficient work!
 
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