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Momentum, Devotion, Creation......... Christopher Roesinger is a thriving artist whose lucid creations in glass can most often be found adorning the highly complimented. Chris now lives in Skaneateles, New York, a majestic area in the heart of the Finger Lakes region. Here he draws from the surrounding natural beauty and serenity, allowing him to expand his repertoire of artistic skills. He continues to develop his line of jewelry, creating an ever-expanding array of designs which bring a sense of individuality and beauty to the wearer. Most recently Chris has begun teaching his techniques and ideas at the Carlisle School of glass art, Revere Glass, Lapidary Journal, and thru private workshops. Looking further down the road, he plans to continue to diversify his artistic interests, moving into more complex utilitarian design, as well as decorative and artistic works. Thank you for taking the time to review my gallery of work. I will constantly be adding and updating so plea
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This summer I was hired to demonstrate marble making at the Virginia Highlands Festival. So, I spent about two months heavily focused on a variety of marble designs. Here are some of my favorite reversals from the endeavor.
In addition, I will be teaching at Carlisle School of Glass Feb. 9 -10 and Feb. 11 - 12, 2007. The first two day class will cover focal pendants. The second class will be marbles and some sculpture. Visit Carlisle's website for registration and further details. I will also be teaching a 5 day intensive workshop at the Revere Glass School in Berkeley, Ca. March 19 - 23, 2007. This class will begin with focal pendants and jewelry design, transition to marbles, and end with sculptural designs. The intention is to piggy back techniques in order to drive home the main points and to expand one's repetoire of skills. Visit Dustin Revere's website for further details.
Thank you for taking the time to look. Feel free to contact me with any questions, comments, or ordering
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I always appreciate the wonderful opportunity it is to share in this community with so many talented indiviuals. And more so to develop friendships that go beyond the studio. This collaboration was created for my own personal adornment and admiration. It's a keeper. Thanks Kyle for putting forth your stellar efforts. I feel lucky to be able to be part of completing the works. I look forward to all our future endeavors.
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Compilation piece between Doug Conner and myself. Doug created the shell which measures apporximately 8 inches in length and 4 inches in diameter then tapered. I added the coral scene and performed the assemblage. Thewhole pice stands about ten - eleven inches in height. Hope you enjoy, it was a pleasure to work with Doug. He's a good friend and my previous roomate. I'd just like to formally thank him for his hard work and excellent job.
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This summer I was hired to deomonstrate marble making at the Virginia Highlands Festival. So, I spent about two months heavily focused on a variety of marble designs. Here are some of my favorite vortexes from the endeavor.
In addition, I will be teaching at Carlisle School of Glass Feb. 9 -10 and Feb. 11 - 12, 2007. The first two day class will cover focal pendants. The second class will be marbles and some sculpture. Visit Carlisle's website for registration and further details. I will also be teaching a 5 day intensive workshop at the Revere Glass School in Berkeley, Ca. March 19 - 23, 2007. This class will begin with focal pendants and jewelry design, transition to marbles, and end with sculptural designs. The intention is to piggy back techniques in order to drive home the main points and to expand one's repetoire of skills. Visit Dustin Revere's website for further details.
Thank you for taking the time to look. Feel free to contact me with any questions, comments, or ordering
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This summer I was hired to deomonstrate marble making at the Virginia Highlands Festival. So, I spent about two months heavily focused on a variety of marble designs. Here are some of my favorite reticellos from the endeavor.
In addition, I will be teaching at Carlisle School of Glass Feb. 9 -10 and Feb. 11 - 12, 2007. The first two day class will cover focal pendants. The second class will be marbles and some sculpture. Visit Carlisle's website for registration and further details. I will also be teaching a 5 day intensive workshop at the Revere Glass School in Berkeley, Ca. March 19 - 23, 2007. This class will begin with focal pendants and jewelry design, transition to marbles, and end with sculptural designs. The intention is to piggy back techniques in order to drive home the main points and to expand one's repetoire of skills. Visit Dustin Revere's website for further details.
THank you for taking the time to look. Feel free to contact me with any questions, comments, or ordering
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This summer I was hired to deomonstrate marble making at the Virginia Highlands Festival. So, I spent about two months heavily focused on a variety of marble designs. Here are some of my favorite reticellos from the endeavor.
In addition, I will be teaching at Carlisle School of Glass Feb. 9 -10 and Feb. 11 - 12, 2007. The first two day class will cover focal pendants. The second class will be marbles and some sculpture. Visit Carlisle's website for registration and further details. I will also be teaching a 5 day intensive workshop at the Revere Glass School in Berkeley, Ca. March 19 - 23, 2007. This class will begin with focal pendants and jewelry design, transition to marbles, and end with sculptural designs. The intention is to piggy back techniques in order to drive home the main points and to expand one's repetoire of skills. Visit Dustin Revere's website for further details.
Thank you for taking the time to look. Feel free to contact me with any questions, comments, or ordering
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Recently, I was honored that my friend and amazing lampworker Kyle Camyre asked that I make focals for his necklaces. He's a third generation glass artist and makes wonderful moretti beads with great precision and detail. This year at Lapidary Journal's Bead Feat he asked me to make a reticello for this neckalce. During one of my demonstations, I humbly went for it. I used Black Violet and Snow White for this pendant. I'd like to thank Kyle for the opportunity to complete his piece.
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This summer I was hired to deomonstrate marble making at the Virginia Highlands Festival. So, I spent about two months heavily focused on a variety of marble designs. Here are my remaining favorites of the Summer 2006 Series.
In addition, I will be teaching at Carlisle School of Glass Feb. 9 -10 and Feb. 11 - 12, 2007. The first two day class will cover focal pendants. The second class will be marbles and some sculpture. Visit Carlisle's website for registration and further details. I will also be teaching a 5 day intensive workshop at the Revere Glass School in Berkeley, Ca. March 19 - 23, 2007. This class will begin with focal pendants and jewelry design, transition to marbles, and end with sculptural designs. The intention is to piggy back techniques in order to drive home the main points and to expand one's repetoire of skills. Visit Dustin Revere's website for further details.
Thank you for taking the time to look. Feel free to contact me with any questions, comments, or ordering
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Here is a new collection of Seahorse Pendants that I created for Bead Unique Magazine. They will be featured in the readers gallery in an upcoming issue. All are fumed in a variety of tones using GA Black Violet as a backing. I was really pleased with this group. Hope you enjoy. I'd like to give special thanks to my studio assistant Collin Russell for all the hard work.
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This summer I was hired to deomonstrate marble making at the Virginia Highlands Festival. So, I spent about two months heavily focused on a variety of marble designs. Here are some of my favorite reversals and a switch-back (wig-wag) from the endeavor.
In addition, I will be teaching at Carlisle School of Glass Feb. 9 -10 and Feb. 11 - 12, 2007. The first two day class will cover focal pendants. The second class will be marbles and some sculpture. Visit Carlisle's website for registration and further details. I will also be teaching a 5 day intensive workshop at the Revere Glass School in Berkeley, Ca. March 19 - 23, 2007. This class will begin with focal pendants and jewelry design, transition to marbles, and end with sculptural designs. The intention is to piggy back techniques in order to drive home the main points and to expand one's repetoire of skills. Visit Dustin Revere's website for further details.
Thank you for taking the time to look. Feel free to contact me with any questions, comments
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This summer I was hired to deomonstrate marble making at the Virginia Highlands Festival. So, I spent about two months heavily focused on a variety of marble designs. Here are some of my favorite vortexes from the endeavor.
In addition, I will be teaching at Carlisle School of Glass Feb. 9 -10 and Feb. 11 - 12, 2007. The first two day class will cover focal pendants. The second class will be marbles and some sculpture. Visit Carlisle's website for registration and further details. I will also be teaching a 5 day intensive workshop at the Revere Glass School in Berkeley, Ca. March 19 - 23, 2007. This class will begin with focal pendants and jewelry design, transition to marbles, and end with sculptural designs. The intention is to piggy back techniques in order to drive home the main points and to expand one's repetoire of skills. Visit Dustin Revere's website for further details.
Thank you for taking the time to look. Feel free to contact me with any questions, comments, or ordering
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Here is a series of pendants I've developed over the past few years. I've been working w/ boro for 3 1/2 years and found a niche in jewelry from the beginning. Feel free to view some of my other designs at www.yelram.com. Thank you all for the energy and effort you put day and night developing this site and offering your creations for all to see. Inspiration, momentum, creation.....
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Here are a few marbles I made last fall. Thanks for checking out the gallery.
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I will be offering a class at Carlisle on April 14-15 2006. The class is called "Progressive Borosilicate Lampworking" - an intermediate approach to jewelry and objects. It should be on their site next week and in the new schedule which is being sent out this weekend. If your attending Salem Conference they will have the info at the booth. The course is two days and around $400. I will cover a variety of pendant and marble designs, a vessel and a sculptural design. Also I will be discussing some marketing techniques and how one can begin developing their own product portfolio. Plan on making it a fun experience, look forward to seeing you. www.carlisleschoolofglass.com
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Here are some new marbles I created for Bert Cohen "aka" Marble Bert. It's a nice break from pendants. Hope you enjoy
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Here's some more marbles from last weeks run. Hope you enjoy
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Some marbles I've been working on recently. Hope you enjoy
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Here are a few of this months marble project. Thanks for taking a look.
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I will be teaching an adnavanced focal penadant class at this years Beadfest in Reading, Pa. The date of the class is Oct. 5 - 6. I will cover a large variety of pendant techniques and some marble s as well. I intend to provide as much technical info as possible as well as an enjoyable experience. All information can be found at the Lapidary Journal website under Philadelphia Beadfest classes link on the home page. For all those interested please feel free to contact me for any questions or details. I hope to see some of you there. I can have up to 20 students, there are currently 11 seats remaining. Registration remains open until the day of. Materials are included in the class price. My pendants can be viewed in various galleries as well as at www. yelram.com. Thank you for your interest.
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Momentum, Devotion, Creation.........
Christopher Roesinger is a thriving artist whose lucid creations in glass can most often be found adorning the highly complimented. Chris now lives in Skaneateles, New York, a majestic area in the heart of the Finger Lakes region. Here he draws from the surrounding natural beauty and serenity, allowing him to expand his repertoire of artistic skills. He continues to develop his line of jewelry, creating an ever-expanding array of designs which bring a sense of individuality and beauty to the wearer. Most recently has begun teaching his techniques and ideas at the Carlisle School of Glass Art, Revere Academy of Glass, Lapidary Journal, and thru private workshops. Looking further down the road, he plans to continue to diversify his artistic interests, moving into more complex utilitarian design, as well as decorative and artistic works.
www.yelram.com www.myspace.com/croesinger
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Lookin Good
Keep em coming Chris. Flawless work as always...
Gallery looks great,
-Jason
» Posted by
JasonBurrussDesigns
on 4/5/2006 10:46:52 AM.
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yo
yo I will be at PNC and maybe SPAC ... I am gonna be a dad in Oct. crazy huh .... drop me a line ... JFS
» Posted by
Cortez
on 6/13/2006 3:14:51 PM.
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yo
hey chris ... I lost my phone iwth all my nubers in it . drop me a line (at) jayshatsky(at)comcast.net or give me a call so I can get your number. holla
» Posted by
Cortez
on 8/9/2006 8:20:10 AM.
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Nice Gallery !
Hey it's great to see you on here ! Thanks for all the info at Abbington,VA. ... You are going to make "QUIT" my day job for sure "smile" !!!!! keep i touch ... JOE
» Posted by
JoeAndDonna
on 8/23/2006 7:48:01 AM.
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Yo Yo
Hey Chris, it was nice meeting you at bisco last week. Your work is nice and i appreciate the info that you kicked bout the marble blemishes. If you come thru the midwest look a bro up. Doin any more fests this year? it'd be good to see you out on the road. Anyways, Good Looking and keep up the sick work.
Chuck
Emerg-N-See Glass
» Posted by
Emerge-N-See
on 8/29/2006 8:14:16 AM.
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Very Nice Work
your Marbles a great
» Posted by
RobertKochGlass
on 12/6/2006 2:46:47 PM.
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Dope Mibs Chris!!!
I'm gonna try to get to your class at Revere!!! I really have no marble making skills and I love MIBS!!!! Yours are the dopest too!!!! You ever make it out to the 808???
Aloha!!
» Posted by
BenBurton
on 12/22/2006 4:09:52 PM.
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Hey Chris
I was look at some comments of mine and saw one from you I missed. You offered some sound board disco biscuits. Nice, I appreciate that. I would love to hear it some time. I saw your work up at Dustin. A almost finished pendant that was really nice. I wanted to stop up there and introduce myself but wasn't able to do so. Maybe next time. I dont live to far from Dustins. Peace
» Posted by
TravisWeber
on 4/24/2007 11:00:56 AM.
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