BuckeyeOne
Chumono
Anybody own Lynn August?
Just bought another.
Just bought another.
Lynn August
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thams
Omono
I don't own any of her stuff, but I've wanted to pick up some accent tiles for some time now. I love her clay color, but I wish she would make ovals as well.
canoeguide
Chumono
Aye, I had that auction bookmarked. I really liked the bag-ish shaped one that she posted, followed by the one you won. Beautiful color.
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Mellow Mullet
Masterpiece
I have several of her pots, her work is beautiful and very precise.
John
John
sorce
Nonsense Rascal
I got a better one with a lotta flare that needs a tree.
I like the smooth ones.
Sorce
I like the smooth ones.
Sorce
BuckeyeOne
Chumono
Brother, I love your pot. Sorry, She's better
. Keep working at it.Was just looking for other LA fans.
Anybody else??
Woocash
Omono
Lovely pot. I genuinely thought it was a torture scene in hell on first inspection. Might be time for bed and some weird assed dreams...
BuckeyeOne
Chumono
Might want to lay off the meds!!
Her application of the textures are what drew my to her style.
Goodnight!!
Woocash
Omono
Leo in N E Illinois
The Professor
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I've got maybe 6 or so Lynn August pots. I like her smooth finish the best.
here are 2
here are 2
BuckeyeOne
Chumono
I've not seen the Lynn August smooth pots. WOW!
Lynn, if you're listening or if someone has her contact.
Let her know I want!!
Nevermind!! Just messaged her!!
Lynn, if you're listening or if someone has her contact.
Let her know I want!!
Nevermind!! Just messaged her!!
Leo in N E Illinois
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I found the only way to get a Lynn August pot was to hang out at Bonsai Auctions or 99 Cent Bonsai Auctions, and the minute she posts a pot you like, hit the buy it now Price. If you try to wait out the auction for a lower price, someone will BIN before the auction ends. So if you see one, just snap it up, they go fast. Well, her smooth burnished finish pots really go fast. I'm not as big on the rough finish.
Similar or even higher quality than Lynn August, are pots by Karen Schumann, but she is more or less retired right now. She tends to fire very high temp, and has very thin walls for her pots. She does a similar smooth, burnished finish instead of using glazes. But her pots are hard to find, I haven't seen any for sale for a couple years. I did meet her about a year ago, and she said she more or less had retired. Though she was thinking of getting back to work. If you don't stumble into her at the May Bonsai Show at the Chicago Botanic Garden, check at Hidden Gardens for her pots.
Similar or even higher quality than Lynn August, are pots by Karen Schumann, but she is more or less retired right now. She tends to fire very high temp, and has very thin walls for her pots. She does a similar smooth, burnished finish instead of using glazes. But her pots are hard to find, I haven't seen any for sale for a couple years. I did meet her about a year ago, and she said she more or less had retired. Though she was thinking of getting back to work. If you don't stumble into her at the May Bonsai Show at the Chicago Botanic Garden, check at Hidden Gardens for her pots.
BuckeyeOne
Chumono
In moderation, My son. In moderation!!Thanks, I think you mean increase dosage
Nightly bye!
Ah, what the hell. Hold my beer!!
sorce
Nonsense Rascal
BuckeyeOne
Chumono
Likey, Likey!! Me want!!
BuckeyeOne
Chumono
Just received message from Lynn. She does have some smooth sided pots coming up!!
Warpig
Chumono
Love the pot. Nice pick-up, it would look great with something that has real gnarly bark. A real good pine maybe.
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