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  « Wesley Fleming

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Spiders!!! Wintertime brings the spiders inside to crawl about our cupboards and closets. These two species are just a small sampling of these fierce, eight-legged wanderers.

Made of Effetre glass on a Nortel Minor. Each spider measures approx 2" x 1.5" x 1"



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 Artist:   WesleyFleming  Contact Artist 
Wesley Fleming
http://myworld.ebay.com/wesley_fleming_glass

Growing up in rural Pennsylvania, I spent my days exploring the space beneath logs and rocks or reading science fiction. As a result the shapes and colors of the natural world, as well as my own wacky imagination, are the main sources for my work.

With some of my glass beetles for example, I try to capture and mimic an actual species with intricate detail on the tiny limbs and thorax. While in other pieces, I attempt to bring into being a creature from an inner reality or a dream. In some cases I merge the fantastical with the real through choice of color palette or by referencing familiar images in a mythical work.

Regardless of the end result, I find great joy in sculpting glass - witnessing the transformation of a brittle and cold substance to a molten and pliable material then back to a solid form again.


Sincerely,
Wesley Fleming

http://www.wesleyfleming.com/
Gallery Root: http://www.GlassArtists.org/WesleyFleming
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Robert Koch Glass
I like these alot hope to see More .....
There is a Ton of spiders i would like to see you blow....

WoW
» Posted by RobertKochGlass on 11/25/2007 1:43:54 PM.
JD Anderson
Sweet!!
Your spiders are soo sick, Great ones there Wes.
JD
» Posted by JDAnderson on 11/25/2007 3:18:15 PM.
Route 66 Glass Works
Lookin' Good
Those are awesome spiders Wesley. Out of quriosity, have you or anyone else stumpsucked one of your bugs or spiders? That would make for a killer marble.
» Posted by Route66GlassWorks on 11/25/2007 3:46:35 PM.
Brett Hoerr
That would make a way cool marb...Those things are wicked...
» Posted by BrettHoerr on 11/25/2007 4:04:17 PM.
Garrett Keisling
Nice Job
making the legs using soft glass would kill me...nice work!
» Posted by GarrettKeisling on 11/25/2007 5:58:25 PM.
Ben Burton
They're Creepy and Crawly!
Wouldn't want to run into one of those around the house... Nice work Wes! they're awesome!

Aloha!
» Posted by BenBurton on 11/25/2007 10:13:43 PM.
Carlee
awesome...
cant look at them for more than 5 seconds... PERFECT !!!!
greets from germany
carla
» Posted by Carlee on 11/25/2007 11:23:28 PM.
Kenan Tiemeyer
Nice
Always diggin' the bugs - Spiders are really interesting. The varieties and variations provide some great subject material. Great job! - Kenan
» Posted by KenanTiemeyer on 11/26/2007 5:38:52 AM.
Joe And Donna
Killer Spiders
You amaze me with these, very detailed !

One of these inside or outside a marb would be awesome.
Spider eats butterfly
Keep them coming
Peace Joe
» Posted by JoeAndDonna on 11/26/2007 6:13:25 AM.
Corinne Winters
Wow!
Those spiders are so hot!
» Posted by CorinneWinters on 11/30/2007 10:09:25 AM.

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