[PLV in Celadon]

Thanks Paul for your understanding and kind words.

I hope people buy it. But a vegan chef friend told me that maybe only a certain group of vegans would spend money on my kind of ware. I hope she wrong, but will see. I think it is a fair price for a very one of a kind pottery. Honestly, I just do not understand how people reason sometimes. They would rather buy a meal at a restaurant, and have nothing left to show, but, you know. Than buy a beautiful piece of handmade pottery that can be handed down to the next generation. Oh well, sighðŸ˜.

Have great day Paul.

-Mark

[Anthurium Couldn't Wait]

Great job. Looks great.

[Hotot D'Blanc Cup]

Hey oldlady, nail it. You should do storybook illustrations also.

[Kitsune Sky Fox Sake Set]

Sake to me, sake to me, sake to me. Sorry, sake gets me moody. Just thinking of an old TV show called Laugh-In. They said Sock it to me. LOL. 

Anywaaaaaay, beautiful work. (saketome) hehehe.

[Guinea Pig Cup]

This is so adorable. The glaze on the right looks almost high fire. What glazes do you use?

[PonyBrony Lolz]

Still looks good.

[Moogle Mug]

Moogle is cute as can be.

[Chinese Dragon Flower Pot]

I agree with Evelyn. Great skills and patience. I have some...well...okay...this is taking too long. Let's get to the point; your just amazing.

[Sgraffito Holland Lop Saucer]

Some bunny loves you, right. That look really suggest a connection with the artist. Very nice, indeed.

[Squirrel Ramen Bowl]

Sweet. squirrels are cool. I love the way you used the acorn. It's the food and heart of these incredible creatures. Amazing use of contrast, line and shade. Your very good. Do you teach? I could use some help here. I want to, not just, dram an animal, but to give it character. Like you have done. 

[English Lop Mug]

Rambunctious Bunny. Sounds like a cool name for a metal band. This is such a nice piece. Where do you sell? I better hop out to my kiln, but I'll be back. Love to see more. 

[Dragon Mug]

Oh my, fear the mug, he he. Just love the way you use the whole mug as a canvas. Excellent line movement and shading. Excellent.

[Three Hares]

Auuuuuugh, Niewman, leave it to highly waged people to think your property disturbs their life. So sorry to hear about this broken beauty.

 

But, why are you not mid range firing? This work you did, excels, your talent. Painting in any high range seems a mystery to me, but I am trying.  Great work.

[Cinderella]

I love bunnies. You do a great job of bringing out the character in this cutie. And I love the ribbons. They really tie everything together (no pun intended). You make good use of the negative space. I wish I had your talent.   

[Max's Resting Place]

Wow! Captured. My sentiments exactly. I love my buds and it never gets any easier when they leave this cruel world. I lost 3 last year. And Max(10) was one big lovable fellow. He loved to cuddle. His father, Buster(13) passed in May just before I got laid off. Max passed in November and my sweet Precious(11) left our broken hearts in December. Their sibling Booter(11) still do well, as is mama, Jasmine(14ish?) adopted. We have had two guineas and one ferret. I have always had companions growing up as a child. Then I had children, hmmm, that's another story. But I'm safe now, but they (keep coming back). Anyway, enough rant. I just think your work is amazing. And it is so important that we have a way to remember those we love. Stay well. This did make me tear up. My condolences to the boy.

[Polydactyl Max]

You certainly have a keen eye for expressing character of cute subjects. I would guess that your talent had started at an early age. Cats have squishy tummies, but I prefer puppy dog tails...uh, wait, sorry, my companions, Boston sweets, don't have tails. Awwww heck, but they can swing a happy butt.