This paperweight features a spiral blue dichroic vortex with a floating black gilson opal. The coldworked front reveals layers of organic tans and a vibrant whispy blue. A pattern of arrows has been electroformed on the outside, giving this geode a midieval feel. The copper has an aged patina makinig it look like an ancient relic... piece measures 2"
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Combining flameworking and cold working, Andrew specializes in unique wearable art, paperweights and marbles. Andrew currently resides in Albuquerque, NM where he independently works to push the limits of what glass as a medium has to offer.
http://www.kbglassworks.com
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i use an ott light..a curved white backgroung, and white foamboard for sides. (using the spot meter is the key, and a tripod with a couple seconds on self timer.) the setup is temporary but has been working good...thanks
» Posted by
AndrewBrown
on 1/22/2006 12:51:02 PM.
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wow
that is beautiful- makes me want to put on my chainmail suit and grab my battle axe! that blue layer looks really nice
» Posted by
NickElledge
on 1/22/2006 6:36:42 PM.
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I really like the electroforming on this piece, the texture is great around the lip... rounds it out nicely i guess you could say.
hey nick i have that battle axe for ya in my gallery
» Posted by
BEGlass
on 1/22/2006 6:56:18 PM.
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doesnt look like glass, nice!
» Posted by
ErikAnders
on 1/22/2006 10:28:31 PM.
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DSAKLFKSDAF
except for that all those huge air bubbles around the opal it looks awesome.. kidding for all of you who don't know
» Posted by
AdamGrafuis
on 1/23/2006 11:04:42 AM.
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looks like you could just peel the copper off....how cool!
» Posted by
BorealisGlass
on 1/23/2006 4:19:05 PM.
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Era..
This is a great piece!I Admire its feel and construction.
Excellent Work!!!
» Posted by
CharlieSanford
on 1/24/2006 4:32:24 AM.
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Hmmm....
walking that fine line between pusing the envelope and tearing the envelope, ripping it into little pieces, then shredding it. Actually...you might have set the envelope on fire with this one. Your talents never cease to amaze me brother.
» Posted by
JonesArtGlass
on 1/24/2006 10:14:03 AM.
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Very Sick
Damn Nice Work
» Posted by
RobertKochGlass
on 5/30/2006 3:57:21 AM.
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