Vessels

I have posted most of these vessels before but I am reorganizing my gallery and reformatting my photos. They are mostly incalmo vessels with graal images, inspired by Robert Mickelsen. The stoppers are removable but all other embellishments were attached hot. Thanks for looking, Tim

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Beetle Vase 187 x 500 pixels (18 KB) 0 Comments I love most bugs but especially beetles. Notice the etched beetles on the vase. 16"H x 5"W	Beetle Vase 2 230 x 500 pixels (24 KB) 0 Comments 12"H x 5"W	Coleoptera 230 x 500 pixels (22 KB) 0 Comments 14"H x 5"W
Birth of a Planet 281 x 500 pixels (37 KB) 0 Comments 17"H x 5"W	Candelabra 360 x 500 pixels (39 KB) 0 Comments 12"H x 10"W x 10"D	Deep Sea 223 x 500 pixels (27 KB) 0 Comments 20"H x 4"W
Rainforest 360 x 500 pixels (35 KB) 0 Comments 14"H x 11"W x 4"D This piece won best in show at the Eugene Glass School drinking glass competition 2004	Fire Vase 245 x 500 pixels (28 KB) 0 Comments Part of the "Tribute to Fire" Series	Firewater 245 x 500 pixels (27 KB) 0 Comments 18"H x 5"W Part of the "Tribute to Fire" Series
Gecko Vase 1 252 x 500 pixels (24 KB) 0 Comments	Hidden Layers 324 x 500 pixels (27 KB) 0 Comments 16"H x 3.5"W	Like Frogs, Oblivious 324 x 500 pixels (29 KB) 0 Comments 12"H
Rising 360 x 500 pixels (33 KB) 0 Comments 16"H x 6"W	Sun Worship 252 x 500 pixels (30 KB) 0 Comments 16"H x 5"W Part of the "Tribute to Fire" Series	Vase with a Black Gecko 324 x 500 pixels (31 KB) 0 Comments 9"H x 2.5"W
Wedding Goblets 518 x 500 pixels (62 KB) 0 Comments 6" & 7"H	Wind and Fire 324 x 500 pixels (31 KB) 0 Comments 19"H x 4"W Part of the "Tribute to Fire" Series	Bonsai 230 x 500 pixels (20 KB) 0 Comments 16"H x 4"W
Convections 275 x 750 pixels (26 KB) 0 Comments This is one of my favorites. Simple but graceful.

Artist: LindemannGlass

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I have been working with glass for about 9 years. I first started in my senior year at UC Santa Cruz as a Biology Major. About halfway through my senior year I got a basic lampworking setup and by the time I graduated I was making enough money to survive. Since then I have been working hard to build my studio, my knowledge, and to continually advance as a glassblower. My first few years I had very little influence from other glassblowers and recently I have realized that there are a lot of talented and inspirational artists out there and I am glad I finally feel like I am becoming part of the glassblowing community. Timothy Lindemann

http://www.lindemannglass.com

Gallery Root: http://www.GlassArtists.org/LindemannGlass

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sick work Tim.............
» Posted by SeanStirlingSmiley on 5/7/2006 9:12:02 PM.

love that graal...
cool stuff
» Posted by Pakoh on 5/7/2006 9:27:39 PM.

Tim
Good to hear from you! Your work is awesome. I love to check out your shop sometime is I head down that way. Not is invite myself over or anything. LOL or email me if you come back up to S.C. I am on the peninsula.

» Posted by TravisWeberGlass on 5/7/2006 9:55:38 PM.

nice work
Im buggin out on the hidden layers

» Posted by theRatmosphereworkbyBryanRatcliffe on 5/9/2006 1:41:20 PM.

Hidden Layers
I liked that piece too and ended up giving it to my parents. Sometimes the best way to keep something is to give it away.
» Posted by LindemannGlass on 5/9/2006 7:15:17 PM.

Wow
Those are really nice!
» Posted by NathanSteele on 5/10/2006 11:11:41 AM.

these are so beautifull!!!!!!!!!!!!
i think 'firewater' is my favorite....geez, good work!!!
» Posted by AmyCanadaEllenhorn on 5/10/2006 12:11:03 PM.

Amazing!!
Those are really nice...Great Work!
» Posted by Bashi on 5/10/2006 8:52:07 PM.

wow... I guess it's all been said, eh?
Very cool....extremly inspiring....I did a similar beetle bottle several years ago. Isn't it funny how people come up with the same ideas....Yours are much nicer though. Keep up the great work!!!
» Posted by GigiHoyt on 6/14/2006 6:12:19 PM.