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PlanetScape Series Marbles

PlanetScape Series Marbles

Posted by Brad Pearson on 6/6/2006
These marbles have been inspired by way too many cheesy sci-fi movies. I always love the look of the distant planets the hero was about to visit for the first time.
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Planetscape
Planetscape
540 x 559 px  (53 KB)
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Planetscape Mar
Planetscape Marble
432 x 310 px  (22 KB)
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Etched Planet M
Etched Planet Marble
315 x 318 px  (33 KB)
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Planetscape Mar
Planetscape Marble
360 x 360 px  (26 KB)
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 Artist:   Brad Pearson  ( ) Contact Artist 
Since graduating from the fine crafts department of VCU, I have vigorously pursued hot
glass as a career. Glass is a labor of love. Through out my career as an artist, my work has
become smaller and more complex. Using the bead as a framework has allowed me to
explore texture ,pattern and color within a framework that is limitless. Making beads is a
natural progression for my interests in glass. Hopefully I have proved that small scale
work can be captivating and innovative. For me, it has certainly provided a rewarding
experience. Over the last 3 years I have taught numerous classes and workshops. Teaching
has allowed me to pass on my love of hot glass to the next generation. I hope to continue
to grow both as an artist and as a teacher.

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Comments
  • Meital Plotnik
    		 oh wow how pretty!!!
    Meital Plotnik: it looks like water colors!!! very pretty!!!

    the first one's my favorite :-D

    meital
    6/6/2006 3:25 PM
  • Sheila M
    		 Love these.
    Sheila M: Your marbles rock!
    11/1/2007 1:52 PM
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