Pat Kennedy's mirkwoods are my favorite!

[aaron_tas]

my favorite aussie bonsai potter is certainly Pat Kennedy.

here are a couple of his pots...

anyone have any different ones to show??

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does anyone else have a pot like the one in mirkwood5.jpg,
i saw a couple of other different ones in his workshop when i bought this one, i liked them too!!

[Pup]

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G, day
Aaron I posted these on another forum so they are a bit small. There are two by Pat and and three by a local potter who has since Gone to Japan.

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I am not sure what happened there I must have hit something at the wrong time

[Leigh Taafe]

This is my favourite Pat Kennedy Pot. I thought I would post it without a tree, as last time I posted it on some of the foreign forums I copped alot of flack for my choice of tree for the pot.

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[Lynette]

Hi Aaron, nice to see you are still doing bonsai, I hope you studies are going well.I must admitt Pat's pots are my favorites and i own quite a number of them. I thought I would add some of my own as well. I would have but I can't figure out how it works at the monent.
Lynette

[Pup]

Lynette, Hi hows it going? I have another Question do you know if Pat makes semi cascade and Cascade pots? Living on the other side of the rabbit proof we are not exsposed to his pots. We do have some being brought in though. I just have to get in quick. Thank you in advance Pup

[mudlarkpottery]

I remember that little discussion about Pat's pot posted by Ledanta on that other chat group. They usually dismiss anything posted by Aussies and praise each other over some of the most revolting pots I've ever seen (maybe the photos are taken at a bad angle). What do you reckon Pat?
Penny.

[mudlarkpottery]

Hey Pup.
Pat sent two boxes off yesterday. I don't know how long it will take to get to WA, but they're on the way.
Penny.

[Pup]

Hey Pup.
Pat sent two boxes off yesterday. I don't know how long it will take to get to WA, but they're on the way.
Penny.

Thanks for the heads up Penny I was looking at your pots I would like them a little darker also a half moon type I think you posted one here I am looking for it.
I found it , it was Lynettes scoop pot of 30cm, a bit big also the top comes over too far I hope I am explaining my self. Any way thank you for showing what you have. Pup

[Andrew Ward]

Leigh ... a shame that you removed the Shimpaku from Pat Kennedy's pot. It has wonderful texture and in spite of the flack you received, I believe the pot and plant together had integrity. It really is an individual thing ...

Trevor Wheeler at Newstead in country Victoria (between Hepburn Springs and Bendigo) makes terrific pots. He really is extremely talented, a lovely man an extremely humble. He is with the Goldfields Club and the Bendigo Club. Worth contacting for anyone in that neck of the country.

[mudlarkpottery]

I, for one, would love to see his pots.
Penny.

[FlyBri]

my favorite aussie bonsai potter is certainly Pat Kennedy.

here are a couple of his pots...

anyone have any different ones to show??

Here's a few pics of my one and only Pat Kennedy pot. The tree in question is my longest surviving tree: a little River Red Gum (Eucalyptus camaldulensis) I have grown from tubestock.

Enjoy!

Fly.

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[Steven]

Lovely pot Mr Fly and sweet tree too.

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[Pup]

Hey Pup.
Pat sent two boxes off yesterday. I don't know how long it will take to get to WA, but they're on the way.
Penny.

I have been very remiss in not telling you they arrived last week Mrs Pup bought three all for presents and I got a pot for my tree. Thanks again Pup

[aaron_tas]

yea nice one fly

they sit vey nicely together.

[Steven]

If you are looking for the thread on Potters techniques, I have moved it here.

Steven