:) what a nice idea!

it would be even more interesting if it was not flooded by all those dams on Vltava river. there are 9 of them in total. Kamyk is the one in that area

It's a place called Solenicka podkova, around 50km south of Prague on Vltava river (Czech republic)

I love your videos. Thank you for sharing your thought process.

Thank you. I think it might work really well on larger pieces where you could squeeze out a bit more of that paint. I was trying to get as thin line as possible on the small pot.
But it could be also my lack of experience and skill :)

yeah, i usually make 6 wire holes (2 at each feet). it's not visible in that photo, but you get the idea

Well, I make very little amount, so I am not actively trying to sell them yet. I joined local bonsai classes recently and sold few pots there to much more experienced bonsai people there, mostly to get valuable feedback :)

Thank you!

Thank you. I hope that too. It's always such a nice feeling to see a tree planted in one of my pots :)

Thank you! Diameter is between 13cm (turquoise one) to 17.5cm (blue one). So they are quite small

Yeah, that's my philosophy. Just make another and another and each one should be slightly better than the previous one.

I don't really despise it, i think it will be usable for my plants. And it's good to keep some of those earlier pieces to see the progress (to have some motivation)

They were. But i think my cutting technique need some improvement, because when i started assembling the pieces,there were already some small gaps here and there...

At almost every step I was thinking that there has to be a better way to make these things :) and there probably is.

I wanted to focus on straight lines and nice polish. No matter how hard i tried, some of walls were still a bit crooked (deformed) and the whole thing feels a bit.. i don't know the right word.. rough maybe

I love these environments! The mood is great in all of them