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The Jellyfish V.S The Sea Anemone #2

The Jellyfish V.S The Sea Anemone #2

Posted by J Mcghee on 8/2/2006
Title: The Jellyfish V.S The Sea Anemone #2
(color changing style)
Size: 1 ½ inches
By: J McGhee 2006

This all fumed War of the Sea is between two of most mystic creatures of the sea..

The jellyfish has transparent green tentacles, the main body goes yellow and fades to an orange color. very sexy fuming…

The sea anemone is fumed mostly with gold to create this rustic golden orange color in the sun this color will glimmer at you..

This marble will change colors depending on the back round and the lighting… very stunning marble. Both creatures will magnify as you rotate the marble and look at different views….

Scene’s from the ocean, is a great series to have they will only evolve.
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 Artist:   J Mcghee  ( ) Contact Artist 
J Mcghee
Supercooled Liquid, Glass Art By J McGhee

First off let me tell u a little about me.....

I'm Jason McGhee 28yrs old.I live in Washington state. so I am always surrounded by the beauty Of nature and wonder. I love to incorporate these influences in to my art.

My first introduction to glass was at Disney world. Then I watched a lamp worker make all these wonderful things. Some years later, I met Jay Nazelrod my soon to be mentor.
After 3 months of watching intensely. I asked him if he would teach me how to blow glass. He said buy a torch to show dedication and so I did. I studied under jay for 2 yrs. Then I moved back to Vancouver and practiced my skills over and over again and again. another great influence in my glass life has been Matt & Misha of Eugene Rain,they push me beyond the limits. Ever since I’ve been hooked.

I have had the pleasure to work with Matt & Misha Geisler, John Kabuki, Nate Miers, Bob Snodgrass, Freindly Kat Glass,Sabine Boehn, and several others.

I love the quest of this never ending journey. Glass is very amazing, it can be shaped in to countless shapes. Colored, textured, for modern, contemporary, antiques looks.

My main influences are natural organic feels, natural wonders of the world. And modern contemporary organics. My mood also affects the style and colors of my work.

I stared this journey early 2002 and just don’t see an end too it. Hope you like my art as much as I love making it .
Jason McGhee

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http://glassartbyjmcghee.com/
still working on the site.


J McGhee
vancouver WA 98686 us
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Comments
  • DeMoss
    		 Cool Jason
    DeMoss: Keep it up man.
    8/2/2006 7:51 PM
  • FiredDesires
    		 FiredDesires: Jason, this is one of my all time favorites of yours that you have done so far.....just beautiful. Thanks for sharing,
    Catharine
    8/12/2006 9:02 AM
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