Custom Surf Ceramics

[TallDude]

I'm sure some of you N. East coasties know Gill W. I don't know his Zoner name, but he spreads the Aloha when he visits SoCal. I just ran into him at the Dana Point harbor today. He showed me his new custom 9'4 Infinity round nose Blur. Looks like a perfect board for him. Gill is a great pottery artist and puts his SoCal surf touch on some of his work. A couple years ago he gave me a Custom SanO coffee mug he made. Today he gave a custom SanO poke bowl. I stoked with growing collection. Mahalo' Gill.

[Bean]

Very cool TD, but shouldn't that be posted in the Shape Sack 

[OUTSIDEWAVE]

I would get a few of  those

[Night Wing]

I wish you would have included a picture of his 9'4" Blur as well. 

[surfercook]

Funny, I was just thinking the other day how bored I was w/my plain 'ol Corningware white coffee mug(s). These look nice!

[stoneaxe]

Gills a nice guy....great dry wit too.

[PonoBill]

There are few things more relaxing than throwing pots. I need to set up  corner of my shop for it, though it's messy and it tends to spread. It's as bad as glassing for that.  I have a wheel, extruder, rolling mill and kiln. Just need to get off my ass and put it back together.

I like that glaze. I got pretty deep into experimental glaze formulations when I threw pots a zillion years ago. (30?  40??). I did a set of bowls with a uranium glaze just for the hell of it. Beautiful yellow, as long as you don't mind a few alpha particles in your soup.

[capobeachboy]

Welcome back Gil.  Sorry about SanO.

[outcast]

Ahhh
  That's my bud Gil Wilson      Chatham Stonewear   

   Potter of world reknown....started with hippie stuff in the Catskills

   Manly clay...heavy think and beautiful....That blue

   Likes the west coast in the winter more and more....send him home when you are done

   Those mugs hold a good cup a joe

   Dry wit?                                             yes