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Coiling spear vessel

Coiling spear vessel

Posted by Micah Evans on 9/25/2005
this is one of my all time favorites. There is a shape that repeates over and over again in this piece that comes up a lot in my work, see if you can find it!
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Coiling spear v
Coiling spear vessel
sculpted and sandblasted base
1024 x 682 px  (98 KB)
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Coiling spear v
Coiling spear vessel
This piece mwasured about 20 inches across, i spent more time designing it than making it
509 x 768 px  (50 KB)
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Coiling spear v
Coiling spear vessel
I used Irrid, turbo cobalt, and transparent yellow
683 x 570 px  (49 KB)
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 Artist:   Micah Evans  ( ) Contact Artist 
Micah Evans
Thank you very much for taking a look at my work! I would love to hear any comments or inquiries, please feel free to contact me by email or phone.

micahglass@yahoo.com
904-254-0906

Micah Evans
6700 sw 64th ct.
Miami FL  US
Phone: 904-254-0906


Comments
  • Andrew Brown
    		 nice
    Andrew Brown: nice piece micah.... i like the flow.. keep it up!!
    9/25/2005 8:49 AM
  • Micah Evans
    		 thanks
    Micah Evans: thanks man, its funny, i was just looking at your gallery! I'll hit you up with an email soon, I've still got a collab in mind!
    9/25/2005 9:09 AM
  • Chris A Carlson
    		 friends don't let friends
    Chris A Carlson: wig wag!! ha!! really neat piece dood. see you in FLA!!
    9/25/2005 9:45 AM
  • None
    		 wow
    None: it's really beautiful. love your work.
    9/25/2005 8:32 PM
  • Jupiter Nielsen
    		 nice!
    Jupiter Nielsen: Love it man! The base piece is wicked. Beautifull flow. When you gonna come visit Maui?!
    9/26/2005 2:55 AM
  • AU vetro
    		 validation
    AU Vetro: I have been working with off-hand for a little over a year, and have just started to tap into torch work. I really have been wanting some solid work from an artist to look at as a exemplar so I can validate striving to learn and master this craft. Too much torch work is cool, but not quite as amazing as it could be. WHen I show my professor torchwork that I admire and hope to live up to I show him work like yours. Your glass turns me on to torch art. Any pointers or artists I should look at? Lessons under anyone specificly or a specific place...
    I'm young and got a lot of room to grow and the energy to get there.
    1/12/2006 9:44 PM
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