Past Features

This is my favorite one of these I have made so far. Thanks for looking.

This peice has a cool little Neo-Venetian kinda style going... These peices are made entirely from solid rod ..thanks for looking...10"tall

for alcohol...

"flow infectious... gimme 10 seconds... ill have a buzz bigger than insects in Texas..." K- West

jar of horus

vessel known for holding mummified viscera. stands 7"high, and the large disc base is 6" in width. part of a set. thanks for looking.

NeoClassic Goblets

Visual Tension......

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wheaton village demo day 2

Jamie harris and liz perkins were the last fellows, these pictures are from the demonstration day in november.

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charging the color furnace 778 x 584 pixels (53 KB) 0 Comments	liz 576 x 768 pixels (81 KB) 0 Comments	color overlay 576 x 768 pixels (71 KB) 0 Comments
jamie harris 1024 x 768 pixels (103 KB) 0 Comments swedish overlays then coldowrked to reveal the layers underneath	liz's work 778 x 584 pixels (64 KB) 0 Comments pat d'verre cast doily attached to a blown form	hot potato 576 x 768 pixels (97 KB) 0 Comments dennis gardner getting ready to stir hot glass with a potato
dennis heating liz's piece 576 x 768 pixels (89 KB) 0 Comments keeping the patt d'verre doily hot.	576 x 768 pixels (98 KB) 0 Comments	778 x 584 pixels (44 KB) 0 Comments dennis is heating the patt deverre glass doily on a pastorelli plate so that it can be attached to the vessel
576 x 768 pixels (98 KB) 0 Comments	576 x 768 pixels (78 KB) 0 Comments	576 x 768 pixels (84 KB) 0 Comments sam, jamie, and hank adams jamie is heating his vessel while mosha inflates air into it.
576 x 768 pixels (98 KB) 0 Comments four, maybe five gathers and at least three different color overlays.	778 x 584 pixels (72 KB) 0 Comments dennis placing the hot doiley in the glory hole for liz to attach it to her vessel.	hot potato, litterally 778 x 584 pixels (57 KB) 0 Comments dennis stirring the molten blue glass with a steel rod and a potato
576 x 768 pixels (46 KB) 0 Comments glass is thrown into the furnace in bags of powder, this is the unmelted batch that needs to be raked level to melt evenly in the furnace.	778 x 584 pixels (100 KB) 0 Comments patt deverre doileys cast ready to be placed on a vessel	576 x 768 pixels (79 KB) 0 Comments jamie harris shaping the vessel with newspaper while laura sheilds him from the heat, mosha is inflating the piece also.
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Artist: licata ( )

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thanks for viewing my art, my name is dave licata and i've been working with glass for the last four years now torchworking and just recently the last eight months blowing and hot sculpting. my home base is white plains ny but i'm all over the place right now. thanks everybody for the great comments and i'm just glad we have this kind of supportive community sharing all our beautiful creations. never stop.

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Awesome pictures
Gotta chime in with Fred, those are some great hotshop photos.
» Posted by Justin on 12/15/2005 2:41:56 PM.

tater
is the potatoe used just to get more thrust when stirring, or some sort of a shape to gather glass on?
» Posted by Harpentuan on 12/23/2005 5:01:22 AM.

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