hola all
Ive been lamping now in beautiful BC for about 6yrs and loving every minute of it. Mostly self taught, I have attended workshops with Steve Sizelove and Brian Kerkvliet.
Mad props to James Sheton who started it all, and all the artists who post there work here(you are a great inspiration), and to the creators of this site!
Any CC of my works is more than welcome.
Peace
Ben Evers
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I was honored to be invited to work with master glassblower An-full Huang from Taiwan all last week. Here is a parting gift made by my shop mate, Chris Bruneau, and myself. I look forward to working with you again soon An-full.
The character reads "friend".
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For all the Technical Divers of the world... Twin tanks, readable regs/gauges, fins-not flippers(inside joke) and a plasma coral to round it off.
Enjoy,
B
Photos by Chris Gardner
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This is a colabrative effort between my friend April Dawn Brass and myself. There are lights in it, one shines on the fetus and the other throught the umbilical cord. Ill have pics with the lit piece when it gets dark enough out.
Mixed media sculpted steel, painted, and glass.
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Some friends asked me to make this for their dog who passed recently.
R.I.P Buddy
B
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Ive been wanting to explore lighting for quite some time and finally have had the chance! Recently Harald Eberhart came and taught a neon class at my studio and this is what has come of it.
Many thanks to Harald for sharing his talent and time with us.
Many more pieces to come!
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This was a very fun project! A custom idea that kinda spun out of control. I spent alot of time reflecting and thinking of the strange power that glass holds on my life. Its almost an addiction and deffinetly a true love.
Hope ya like!
B
Special thanks to Kris Gardner for taking the pics & the lovely Anastasia for modeling.
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I asked my 7yr old son last week what he wanted for christmas, an he told me a dragon guarding an egg, so here is......
The Guardian
My first dragon ever, im pretty happy with it! About 8"tall and 3.5 wide. Clover, pecock chameleon, amber purple, white dwarf, and neptune sparkle.
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love making this series!!!!! I've made a couple of swords already so i decided to do something differnt. Solid boro-sculpture. Over 30"long 8-chain links and has a 6"diameter ball(spikes inc.) Battle Axe is finished!!!! 34"long and 3.5lb -w- a vortex marble in the handle.
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some jars
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just havin fun
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Too much fun.
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Very Nice Gallery
Great Work
» Posted by
RobertKochGlass
on 5/30/2006 3:58:14 AM.
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Wazzup
Yeah, I met you at Phatty's dicro class. My name is Patrick. Changed my display name recently, if you were confused.
» Posted by
StratisphereGlassworks
on 7/19/2006 11:35:36 PM.
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Glass Hats...
No there are not and the names dont even ring a bell.... I encourage you to check out the Northwest Glass Society online...there is a link on my glassartist page and if you have a chance submit some of you recent work for thge gallery by hitting the contact us button.
~thanks for the comment!
~W~
» Posted by
NorthwestGlassSociety
on 9/6/2006 3:10:13 PM.
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nice phot & works
Thank you very much for your comment!
your works very nice!!
» Posted by
AkihiroOhkamaSJapaneseGlass
on 11/2/2006 9:11:58 AM.
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you dirtty dirtty man
It seems like i should be calling it the Galactic Beaver.
peace out...
» Posted by
XL
on 11/16/2006 2:54:45 PM.
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Love your work Ben!!
Thanks a ton for coming by my gallery..I'm glad you did because it made me find YOU too!! Awesome glass work and the crystal series is a favorite of mine!! I have your page bookmarked now! Sandra
» Posted by
GraffitiJewlery
on 1/7/2007 11:33:45 AM.
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sorry
Hey I thought I had replied to your questions about the plain,
it is a found object, just an old toy plain, about the size of a hotwheel. Sorry also, I must have accidently deleted your comment when attempting to reply.
thanks for the compliment agina,
nate
» Posted by
JNateCotterman
on 2/3/2007 3:56:22 PM.
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Nice work, thanks for your call, we will met for shure one day.
» Posted by
CedricGinart
on 4/17/2007 9:37:18 AM.
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