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with picking pots from the blog....

I'm not going to lie.  I'm most excited about these calm cups with the madly beautiful rims.  I will only be doing these color combinations on cups or maybe vases for now.  They look great on vertical forms

I'm pretty excited about this blue dot series as well.  It looks so groovy, but it's really reliable.  I would do this combination on any form.  There are 2 color options for the interior: the lighter blue or the cobalt blue

Broadway blue with strontium

Cornflower blue with peacock

 Reeve Green with emerald

Peacock with Sun

Shino with strontium

The above combinations: Broadway/strontium, cornflower/peacock, reeve/emerald, peacock/sun, shino/strontium are combinations I've used for over 30 years. I've recently fixed my gas kiln, so they are all coming out really well.  They are all great on any shape, but my kiln is big, so the turnaround time on these can be longer

 copper blue with emily

spring with binn's

Robin's egg with tenmoku

Robin's egg can be replaced with a white as well

 copper blue with runny blue

The above combinations: copper/emily, spring/binn's, Robin's egg/tenmoku, and copper/runny all come from the same kiln. They are great on any form, and I can make orders for these colors relatively quickly

emily/strontium 

satin coral/binn's

frilly white

The above 3 combinations all come out of the gas kiln.  They actually have a symbiotic relationship in the kiln.  The grey highlight on the frilly white only happens if there is some of that strontium glaze in the kiln.  Pottery is crazy. All 3 of these combinations look great on all forms.  As with the other gas kiln pots

 glossy blue

 blue/stone

The glossy blue and the blue stone are both great on any shape. 

wacky chartreuse with stone

spring green with black circles

orange, red, gold with black circles

spring with stone

spring with emerald

All of the circle series are fun to make.  They work with any form 

 The only decision with this gold interior white dot is whether you prefer the black rim or the grey and the glossy white (right) or the matte (left)

gold with amber or gold with gloss black 

 gold with tan matte

 gold with periwinkle (stripes only)

gold with red.  Great with circles, stripes or swirls.
The gold is super exciting.  I've not made any large serving bowls yet except for the 12" x 4" high wide rimmed bowls.  I'm not wild about doing it on cups. 
Too much work for not enough of a pay off!  Everything else should be fine, though.

 purple/emerald

 purple/starshine

pink/green

purple/green

green/aqua

orange green

 red with orange

orange/plum 

plum/red 

red/plum

All of these super-bright combinations are relatives of the old red clay range from my lizkinder.com days.  The only difference is that you can choose the black clay or the brown, and I've cut out some colors and added some others.