Thanks for your comment! When creating the database, one of the biggest challenges was figuring out how to organize it so that it promotes growth of the community over time. Since Puerto Rico is not a U.S. state but is a U.S. territory, I wasn't sure where to put it since the United States page is categorized by states and I didn't want to bury it at the bottom of the page. Bonsai is quickly growing in Puerto Rico and I felt having it listed front and center with the other countries of North America (who's bonsai potters are also pretty sparse) would help promote bonsai pottery on the island. I will clarify that Puerto Rico is a U.S. territory on the site.
I’m not Puerto Rican but it’s a lovely place and they should be a state and at the least we can let them sit at the table on our newest ceramic repository
im just pointing that it is separated from the united states on the list, and that puerto rico even lacking state status is a part of the united states, just a small thing really. the site in whole is nice.
I’m not Puerto Rican but it’s a lovely place and they should be a state and at the least we can let them sit at the table on our newest ceramic repository
Ah ha! Awesome! I'm still new to how to use Bonsai Nut as a member instead of just as an observer.. If you'd like to be included on the list just send me some information!
Requirements:
1. Potter is or has been actively making bonsai pots or bonsai related pottery within the last year and hasn’t announced retirement.
2. Potter has an online presence where their work can be viewed (for example: Instagram, Facebook, website, Etsy, etc.)
There is no skill level requirement. All levels welcome as the goal is to help the community grow!
What I'll need to add you:
1. Your name and/or potter's name.
2. General location (country or if in the USA, which state.)
3. Any links you have for your work.
Ah ha! Awesome! I'm still new to how to use Bonsai Nut as a member instead of just as an observer.. If you'd like to be included on the list just send me some information!
Requirements:
1. Potter is or has been actively making bonsai pots or bonsai related pottery within the last year and hasn’t announced retirement.
2. Potter has an online presence where their work can be viewed (for example: Instagram, Facebook, website, Etsy, etc.)
There is no skill level requirement. All levels welcome as the goal is to help the community grow!
What I'll need to add you:
1. Your name and/or potter's name.
2. General location (country or if in the USA, which state.)
3. Any links you have for your work.
I spent my first ceramic year, digging and processing local clays and really gaining an intimate, organic understanding of body chemistry.. I also fabricated my first kiln attempts.. failing.. painstakingly/but fascinatingly for that whole year. REALLY spending "bare-bones" time...gaining an intimate, organic understanding of "fire".
@sorce , who had been mentoring me, throughout this time.. and strongly encouraged my "nature boy" learning style when it came to UNDERSTANDING ceramics, eventually offered me a great gift...
It wasn't JUST the kiln.. or the box of assorted high-fire clay bodies (until this point., all I could dig locally was low-fire yellow earthenwares...
It (the entire gesture and conversation) was essentially... my..
Step-stool.. into the "real clay" world.
I have, a thread documenting the BEGINNING-through-this point... it's... entertaining.
I ALSO... have a thread, documenting my entire journey with Higher-fire clay...
...in a crude tangent of immaculate. ;) I thought, for (mostly) my own sanity, I would start another thread documenting my work with Stoneware... from the beginning.. much like my low-fire thread. After some work... I have my FIRST EVER STONEWARE “LOAD”.. ready for the heat. I feel like I...
www.bonsainut.com
But other than THAT.. and the various threads still existing from me selling pieces in the "selling forum" and pieces that went out as BNut contest prizes... THIS place is my only ceramic "footprint"
I spent my first ceramic year, digging and processing local clays and really gaining an intimate, organic understanding of body chemistry.. I also fabricated my first kiln attempts.. failing.. painstakingly/but fascinatingly for that whole year. REALLY spending "bare-bones" time...gaining an intimate, organic understanding of "fire".
@sorce , who had been mentoring me, throughout this time.. and strongly encouraged my "nature boy" learning style when it came to UNDERSTANDING ceramics, eventually offered me a great gift...
It wasn't JUST the kiln.. or the box of assorted high-fire clay bodies (until this point., all I could dig locally was low-fire yellow earthenwares...
It (the entire gesture and conversation) was essentially... my..
Step-stool.. into the "real clay" world.
I have, a thread documenting the BEGINNING-through-this point... it's... entertaining.
I ALSO... have a thread, documenting my entire journey with Higher-fire clay...
...in a crude tangent of immaculate. ;) I thought, for (mostly) my own sanity, I would start another thread documenting my work with Stoneware... from the beginning.. much like my low-fire thread. After some work... I have my FIRST EVER STONEWARE “LOAD”.. ready for the heat. I feel like I...
www.bonsainut.com
But other than THAT.. and the various threads still existing from me selling pieces in the "selling forum" and pieces that went out as BNut contest prizes... THIS place is my only ceramic "footprint"
No problem! The idea is to make it easy for people in the bonsai community to find you and learn about your work! Bringing the community together! I will include the link you provided along with the link to your profile. What name would you like to be listed as?
No problem! The idea is to make it easy for people in the bonsai community to find you and learn about your work! Bringing the community together! I will include the link you provided along with the link to your profile. What name would you like to be listed as?
No problem! The idea is to make it easy for people in the bonsai community to find you and learn about your work! Bringing the community together! I will include the link you provided along with the link to your profile. What name would you like to be listed as?
But my name is JUST "Leo".. from mythological/astrological origin.. Sooo the translation is SUPER easy.. and I sign in Krylic Sometimes. Amongst other languages.
But my name is JUST "Leo".. from mythological/astrological origin.. Sooo the translation is SUPER easy.. and I sign in Krylic Sometimes. Amongst other languages.
