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i started playing with glass at the start of 2005. i have an associates degree in art but no formal lessons in glass blowing. i am self-taught with only a few books and videos to guide me. i hope to learn from other artists here and look forward to your comments on my work.
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This is the biggest one I've made yet. the base he sits on is 3.5 inches in diameter. Thanks for lookin
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just some more reptile hatchlings headed out to california. hope you like them.
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I find great satisfaction combining my love for nature and my love for glass when creating pieces to emulate some of my favorite species. Hope you enjoy. Thanks for looking
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i live in south georgia and there really isn't a market for this type stuff, so this is the only one i've made. pendants pay the bills around here.
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first try at a vase. it ended up kinda boring so i added the dragonflies and frogs. it will make a good gift.
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been having alot of fun making these little guys. with my second child due next month they just feel right to make. be looking for some new species soon.
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one of the many styles of pendants that i make
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I have been working on a new frog design. These are my first three in this new approach and are a little more animated than my usual reptiles. There should be many more of these to come.
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A toad paperweight that was pictured in the last issue of Glassline magazine. Wish I would have taken more pictures.
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Toad and snake featured in the follow up how-to article in Glassline magazine.
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Just chillin with my gnomies
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I did a little series of endangered frogs in honor of Earth Day. Hope you enjoy them, I really had a good time making these.
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making toads has become my new passion. they are so much fun and each has it's own personality. these two are part of a collab with a freind all the way across the country. i'm in GA he's in CA. i can't wait to see the final results.
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Made this run of canes a while back and never got around to posting them here.
It has taken countless hours of research, practice, failures and triumphs to get my milli work where I wanted it but finally I feel confident with my skills in this facet of lampworking and look forward to continuing to push myself. I never would have been able to figure out everything that goes into making these without the help and encouragement from a few fellow artists so I would like to say thanks to, AK, Dave Strobel, Travis Chaudoir, the melting pot and anyone who has ever purchased and used my canes.
thanks for looking
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These pictures are aweful, I know. I made this as a gift at the last possible minute and had no time to get good shots. Made completely of solid boro. I was very happy with the color choices and plan on making more soon.
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i really enjoy making these and push myself to refine the tiniest of details with each one i make. thanks for taking the time to look.
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I have been developing this technique over the past week and am especially happy with the most recent batch and thought I would share. Props to Dave Strobel on the millies used in these. Thanks for looking.
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It's uncommon for me to make goblets but I had a great time incorporating my milli-eater technique in this one and am very happy with the finished piece. Thanks for looking
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Found time to make a few more goblets with milli-eater stems. Hope to make more soon. Fun and addictive. Thanks for looking.
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an evil toad and a scared lizard. my first peperweights were alot of fun. i wish there was a market for them. i had a bad experience making the toad. it slapped the front of my torch causing $250 in repairs. that's why he looks so pissed, my emotions came through.
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Sea turtle with a shell depicting a coral covered sea floor. Detailed with barnacles, anemones, plant life and starfish. Thanks for looking.
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this one is pretty basic with one fish and a stingray. I would have liked to put more fish on it, but I was short on time and oxygen. There's always next time. Thanks for lookin.
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this was my second toad. i made it for a freind here online. he looks pretty realistic. reptiles are so fun to make. can't wait to make more!
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Loggerhead living large. Thanks for looking
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Another in my series of gnomes. An opal lit lantern lights his way amongst the mushrooms. Thanks for looking.
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