In the Summer of 2005 Andrew Brown and I got together for the 2nd time at his studio in Kansas City. We really wanted to step outside the box, so we decided to forget the technique and focus on shapes. Andrew also got his hands on some crazy color boro blobs. These blobs weighed between 1-5 pounds each. I was afraid to use them at first, because they looked like they would blow up in the flame, but it went great. More Pics Coming Soon
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wow great project
what temp did you bring the bits to in the kiln before introducing them to the flame? ro
» Posted byRoSGlassWorldon 12/22/2005 8:56:11 AM.
nice pics troy
i almost forgot about the herk claw... and the mini p..... the blobs are taken to 1050 for at least a few hours.. cant wait to get you out to the new new studio... you comin to moon marble?? isgb? we'll be throwin down party style for sure..
still waitin by the mailbox.. andrew
» Posted byAndrewBrownon 12/22/2005 3:11:29 PM.
all i can say is
wow
» Posted bymichaelangeloon 12/23/2005 10:21:29 AM.
Wow!
I really love the texture and colors! Well, done, I haven't seen any glass anything like that! Bravo!
» Posted bysarashadeon 12/23/2005 8:56:36 PM.
Incredible!
You guys need to get together more often. Amazing things happen when you do :)
» Posted byLavenderCreekGlasson 1/8/2006 2:19:56 PM.
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