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3. GLASS MARBLES of 2006

Posted by Travis Weber on 1/1/2006

A collection of contemporary handmade marbles from 2006

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.....X MARBLE ....CONTEST ENTRY

(4 images, 3 comments)

....Y MARBLE......CONTEST ENTRY.......

(4 images, 1 comment)

COMBINED TECHNIQUES

1 & 1/4 I like mixing techniques like I like mixing my cereals.
(5 images, 4 sub-pages, 2 comments)

The idea is a flower standing alone in a cage. Not able to be free in the world. I know, it's a made up word. Who cares. Thanks, John Kobuki for paving the way for the rest of us.
(10 images, 2 sub-pages, 5 comments)

FLOWER MARBLES

1 & 1/4
(7 images, 2 comments)
* Featured Page *

GOLD & SILVER BASKET WEAVING

CANDY The fuming came out so bright I think it looks like candy.
(6 images, 3 sub-pages, 2 comments)

HONEYCOMBS

1 & 3/8
(5 images, 3 sub-pages, 7 comments)
* Featured Page *

INTERWOVEN MARBLES

1 9/16 created on 4/13/06

CONVENTION!!
(6 images, 5 sub-pages, 2 comments)

LUMINARY SPHERES

The luminary spheres are an ever evolving design I have been working on for a few years. This is were I find I can lose myself in my work. I get so involeed in the process and development that the ideas are never ending. There is so much involved that I sometimes find it rather hard to retain all the information. Causing some of the technique to get lost with the constant evolution of the design. HMMM, Make any Sense?
(8 images, 31 sub-pages)

LUMINARY STARS

1 & 3/8
(10 images, 10 sub-pages, 1 comment)

OLD SCHOOL GANGSTA RAP N RAKES

1 3/4 TIME
(5 images, 1 sub-page, 6 comments)

RIBBON MARBLES

(5 images, 1 sub-page, 2 comments)

SEGMENTED MARBLES

Jagged and divided in to many segments. I like the staircase effect.
(6 images, 5 sub-pages)

SOME WICKED SWEET MARBLES

2 & 1/8 WRINKLE IN TIME
(9 images, 11 sub-pages)

The Progression

1 & 3/4 This is currently my favorite marble that I have made. The photos are a little dark compared to the actual marble. It really glows quite bit. I think it will end up on my website one of these days. www.weberglass.com

12-31-06 Happy New Year! I look forward to reaching some new goals in 2007 and looking forward to viewing many of the goals that the rest of you reach too.
(16 images, 2 comments)

TRAVICELLO

Reticello implosion marble
(2 images, 19 sub-pages, 2 comments)

UFO MARBLES

The UFO is a fascinating subject. Do you believe they exsist? I certainly do. Most likely they are not what we have in our minds as a traditional UFO. Seems rather ridiculious that the earth is that only planet that could contain life. Nevermind just our solar system. Life itself does not have to be the form we are looking for eother. There is infinity out beyond our solar system. There is infinity here with in earth and life on so many different levels. I welcome the oportunity to see a UFO. Until then I just have ideas. I can do my best to squeeze them in a marble.
(1 image, 4 sub-pages)

VORTEX MARBLES

This vortex is really deep. It was not picked up in the photo. I think it might be the fuming that made it tough to photograph the depth. But most likely its my lack of photography experience.

1 & 15/16 inch
4/5/06
(9 images, 1 sub-page, 2 comments)

WEBERGLASS.COM marbles for sale

These are some marbles I currently have on my website. They are brand new an I just posted them tonight. Many more picture are available on the website. Including descriptions and sizes.
12-9-06

http://www.web...
(23 images, 1 comment)

WHAT KINDA FLOWERS ARE THOSE?

These are some flowers that are blooming in other worlds. You can't say that they are not because you just don't know.
(4 images, 3 sub-pages, 3 comments)

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Comments

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Erik Anders: nice one!
1/2/2006 9:26 AM

Sickness!
Christopher Rice: Man, I love your work, keep it up. I would love to get my hands on one of your marbles, this style particularly. Keep posting!
-chris
1/2/2006 3:54 PM

Absolutely amazing marbles
Michael Verlinden: I think you've found a nice niche in marbles man. Keep making those things, I know you'll be one of the best soon. Ridiculous is a good word to describe them.
4/24/2006 5:33 PM

wow
Cuatro Kruse: Tons of radical marbles! Quite the amazing collection here, very original! Great fuming, very bright!
5/27/2006 8:25 PM
You have one sick ass Gallery
Robert Koch Glass: Love that shit
5/29/2006 7:30 PM
Awesome Style!
Jupiter Nielsen: Very unique looking, love your gallery!
6/23/2006 2:56 AM

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