A few new pots

[Ryan_Gill_HuntPrimitive]

I pinched up a fired a few more pots. Nothing too special, just some drinking vessels with some patterns and pictures. Wild Florida clay and fired in an open fire pit.

[M-P]

I think you're getting pretty good at that!   Ron

[Jodocus]

Sweet pots! Nice colour, shape and carvings.

[dbb]

Sweet pots! Nice colour, shape and carvings.

+1 Its not easy to make "simple" artwork look good

[tipi stuff]

These are really cool!  Curtis

[nclonghunter]

Those look like miniatures of the one I want to make. Would like to cook some venison and Vegies in a big homemade pot. Do you mix anything in the clay, like mussel shells or grasses? I think there is a way to harden and smooth the inside for cooking. Thanks for the pics, they are motivating and cool.

[Buffalogobbler]

Very cool stuff!
I love the pics of the bison and the indian shooting at him.

Kevin

[seminolewind]

Really nice man ! Have you thought about a build along yet? I would like to learn.

[Parnell]

Really nice Ryan.  Wish I had better access to clay down here.  I wonder how far the clay resource comes down the peninsula?

[Ryan_Gill_HuntPrimitive]

thanks guys. I do mix some grog in the clay, little sand, little crushed rock and/or ground up pottery shards. bigger pots I do use some chopped moss, but none in these smaller cups, they hold together better without moss I think.  I was thinking about doing a youtube video on them soon. I have lot on my plate at the moment but next time I head out to the clay hole, I'll bring the camera along

[Zuma]

Very cool Twisted.
I used to make quite a few morsel built pots. I went to a kiln after loosing to many in abo firing. I was to impatient and lazy I guess. lol
I reccomend everyone build and fire at least one pot.  It is really rewarding.
the best, Zuma

[DuBois]

Very nice TL. Every time I turn around I am wanting to try another primitive art I see on these forums. I can't keep up. Hope you do a build along and maybe I could manage to make a pot or 2 with the kids when it thaws out up here. Thanks man, Marco

[criverkat]

those are awswome how about a tutorial on making those from collecting clay to finished product