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Thorny Dung-Muncher

Thorny Dung-Muncher

Posted by Wesley Fleming on 10/22/2007
With the seasons changing from fall to winter, the normal species of insect have gone into hibernation. Now the strange, previously unknown insects begin to crawl out of the woodwork. The Thorny Dung-Muncher is just such a beast.

Made on a Nortel Minor, measures about 2" x 2" x 0.5"

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Thorny Dung Muncher 2
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Thorny Dung Muncher 2
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Thorny Dung-Muncher

Made of Effetre glass on a GTT Phantom. Measures about 2" x 2" x 0.5"
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 Artist:   Wesley Fleming  Contact Artist 
Wesley Fleming
Wesley Fleming, glass sculptor Wesley is inspired by the shapes and colors of nature as well as his wacky imagination, spending much of his spare time exploring under rocks and logs outdoors. With his glass insects, Wesley mimics actual species with intricate detail. In other pieces he conjures creatures from dreams and his inner reality. Wesley has been working with hot glass for 9 years and is represented by galleries around the United States. His work can be found online at: www.wesleyfleming.com

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Comments
  • Carlee
    Carlee: perfect !!!
    10/22/2007 9:21 AM
  • JD Anderson
    Sweet
    JD Anderson: Always fun to see your work! They look so real...
    JD
    10/22/2007 9:47 AM
  • Ben Burton
    It's a dung-muncher!!!
    Ben Burton: he he he, it munches dung!!!! Nice bug Wes!!

    Aloha!
    10/22/2007 10:30 AM
  • BE Glass
    BE Glass: thats a nice 1 for sure
    10/22/2007 2:53 PM
  • Jeremy Sinkus
    Nice!
    Jeremy Sinkus: Good one Wes. I always like seeing your new creations!
    10/22/2007 3:22 PM
  • John Lindquist-Maui Greenstone
    sweet
    John Lindquist-Maui Greenstone: Do his white spots turn brown the more he eats?
    10/23/2007 0:11 AM
  • Route 66 Glass Works
    Hey Wesley.
    Route 66 Glass Works: That looks great as do all your pieces. Very life like. Keep up the great work.
    -Rich
    10/23/2007 0:54 AM
  • Flamethrower
    bugs
    Flamethrower: nice work Wes, those were fun to do years ago, you do them well.

    steve
    10/23/2007 5:33 AM



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