I just happen to be mulling over some pairings for next year.
And I got me a twelver for that drink with Grim finally so....
Might as well share this with you here!
This is my recent PU on the left.
And An Iker with a similar glaze.
I got this Iker for a box that died.
So I came up with a way to get a different box in here.
With a heavy left lean semi cascadish...
I chose to use this front.
For the Anchor dot on the right. And the way the green foliage will be very close to the mostly pink left side of the pot. Hiding interest in the pot, and hopefully accentuating the colors of pot and foliage.
(Always process of elimination, the NO sides are more important.)
I think a lot of people would make the mistake of choosing this front, since it moves left, as will the tree.
But the left dot will create a "fulcrum" which will make the tree seem "easy to break over", and a little too uncomfortable for what is already going to be a very uncomfortable angle.
Change the size, the "visual weight", of the dots, and this front might become useable again for a heavy left leaning tree.
Think Passed Think Passed, everything can be thought passed.
Not dousing trees with gas. Easy.
Choosing the right pot front. Intermediate.
That shit about Ebihara in the root fusion thread that I might go blow up later.... Difficult.
But everything can be thought passed.
You thought passed NOT making it to that workshop.
Now you're going.
Anyway....
I like these pots that offer definitive views.
So when this one cracked after I was burnishing it a bit too rough....
I glazed the crack to try to fix it...
(
@thams one of those seconds that is fine for a tropical, or a above 32 degree anything...
)
Took pics for the other convo....
But you know....
Hide them goods in odd threads for my peeps!
I kinda like how it gives it that "one tree on earth" capability. Like...a tree will kill in this pot....or just suck ass!
Minds like them other Norbillies, Crust, Lenz, they would pair this nice.(for those who are really learning and follow ARTISTS )
I am trying to create accent planters that are very directional....I figure a directional, colorful pot can make it easier on the artist to keep either an extravagant, bright, bushy plant that can hide the color, or just a simple, easy to keep alive green plant, and still get direction.
(Lol! Then you see it in the picture and realize it doesn't work, but you are drunk, so you roll with it!)
Then drunk insert random photos.
That one will show up nonce, or like 8 times!
Where's
@LanceMac10 !
@GrimLore !
Prost!
I'm getting fucked up! It's my Friday!
Sorce
