Jellyfish

Came up with the idea of how to make these jellyfish about a year ago but got too busy and never perfected it so I decided to try again. Still not quite there but I think I will be able to make some good sized Jellyfish with this method. 4.5" H

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Jellyfish 375 x 500 pixels (34 KB) 1 Comment This one came out the best I think, but I still have some work to do. 4.5"H		Jellyfish 375 x 500 pixels (31 KB) 0 Comments Could have chosen a better cap color and overall shape. 5"H		Jellyfish 375 x 500 pixels (29 KB) 0 Comments 3"H
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Artist: LindemannGlass

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I have been working with glass for about 11 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 glass artists 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 glass community. Timothy Lindemann

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Thsoe are pretty tight Tim!!
is that a big msuhroom push kinda deal?? 4.5 inches is pretty big for something like that!!! Wowwee!!!!

Nice Jellies!

Aloha
» Posted by BenBurton on 2/28/2007 9:51:33 PM.

Nope...
No, I don't think it would be possible to mushroom push one that size although I haven't tried it.
» Posted by LindemannGlass on 2/28/2007 10:23:08 PM.

Nice
sure like jellyfish those are very good!
» Posted by JDAnderson on 3/1/2007 7:16:12 AM.

did you
start doing a blowout and fill the cup of it with the cane? keep it up tim-
» Posted by NickElledge on 3/1/2007 8:57:45 AM.

thats a big one
glassline had a tutorial on these last issue, theirs actually 3 ways I figured how to do these, each with different results. but look similar, make a nice fan pull.

steve
» Posted by Flamethrower on 3/1/2007 9:49:05 AM.

.>>>>>>
nice one Tim...you got people scratching thier heads...!
» Posted by SeanStirlingSmiley on 3/1/2007 10:54:11 AM.

great work those are getting alot better
» Posted by BrettHoerr on 3/1/2007 1:36:20 PM.

Yup I'm scratching my head
and by butt on this one!!! Multi-tasking!!! These are really sweet!!!! You gonna make an appearence at the MArble Show in the OC next week!??!?

Aloha!!
» Posted by BenBurton on 3/1/2007 1:41:13 PM.

.......
Figured I'd get people guessing before giving any hints. All I'm gonna say is it is closest to an implosion marble technique. I don't think I'm making it to the marble show. I'm going to Central America for a month in a couple weeks and have a shitload to do before then. TL
» Posted by LindemannGlass on 3/1/2007 9:43:28 PM.

Sweet jellys
I think i know how you did this.... i tried the implosion tech with jellys once. just add a ball of clear on a flatened color dot on a maria ,implode and then add some dots that will eventually be pulled down to make tentacles...Is that how? Either way ive never got mine to look that good keep it up
» Posted by Bryan on 3/2/2007 3:15:46 PM.

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