First tree in my own pot!

[MaxChavez]

The tree can't wait for it's second styling, but still felt momentus to use my own pot. It's coil built, and I like the organic movement of the walls, I was just pretty bummed how monotone the glaze turned out. Oh well, it was the right size and shape for this lil Mugo.
Yay ceramics!

 

[Colorado]

Nice! It is pretty cool to see a tree in a pot made by one’s own hands. Keep up the good work!

 

[Michael P]

The glaze might be monochromatic but the texture of the walls gives the pot a lot of interest. Tree and pot are really good!

 

[Tieball]

Nicely developed tree, pot and composition. Mighty fine for sure!
I’m a fan of buried roots though….its just my way of thinking….some root exposure is good but not a lot of fine roots.

 

[cheap_walmart_art]

I like all of this.

 

[MaxChavez]

Nicely developed tree, pot and composition. Mighty fine for sure!
I’m a fan of buried roots though….its just my way of thinking….some root exposure is good but not a lot of fine roots.

Thanks! There are probably a few stragglers that could be trimmed up on the surface, however, there's also a fair amount of moss top dressing on the surface that may contribute to the messy look

 

[MaxChavez]

Nice! It is pretty cool to see a tree in a pot made by one’s own hands. Keep up the good work!

Thanks, I love your stuff!

This was from my first class at a local ceramic studio, so clay and glazes were pretty limited. Now, 3 months later, I have 2 kilns in my garage ..so, down the rabbit hole we go...

 

[Colorado]

Thanks, I love your stuff!

This was from my first class at a local ceramic studio, so clay and glazes were pretty limited. Now, 3 months later, I have 2 kilns in my garage ..so, down the rabbit hole we go...

Ha! Enjoy the journey!