Just in time for the fourth of July! The colors on this one struck a little more patriotic than I was thinking, but who doesn't love a good fireworks display? The center of the piece features a gold and silver implosion with a large gilson opal resting in the middle. Layers of Blue Passion, Ruby 4, and Purple Luster powder have been built up with gold fume under Dark plum for the final layer. Multiple frits and powders were used to texture the back giving the piece an organic and metallic feel. After cutting and polishing the face to reveal the center, the piece was carved on a diamond wheel to reveal layers of color, while creating a firework-like star pattern. The carving also peels back the final layer of plum and gold fume giving it a reflective golden shimmer. The piece measures approx. 2.5" inches in diameter. Thanks for looking.
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Combining flameworking and cold working, Andrew specializes in unique wearable art, paperweights and marbles. Andrew currently resides in Albuquerque, NM where he independently works to push the limits of what glass as a medium has to offer.
http://www.kbglassworks.com
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You're crazy.
This thing is sick!!
aloha!
» Posted by
BenBurton
on 6/30/2008 6:06:25 PM.
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Nice Browneye!!
Peace shopmate! I bet this one was hella hard to photo. You did a great job on the close ups too. The sixth from the top with the opal!?!?!? Damn...
» Posted by
JonesArtGlass
on 6/30/2008 6:23:55 PM.
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HOLY SHIT ...!
THIS is brilliant ... and for sure my favorite piece of yours, PEtra
» Posted by
Beadnik
on 7/1/2008 12:40:13 AM.
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Amazing!!
Wow! Just wow!
» Posted by
LisaRippee
on 7/1/2008 2:06:59 PM.
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AWESOME !
That is "one sweeet marb" Peace Joe
» Posted by
JoeAndDonna
on 7/1/2008 9:13:52 PM.
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STUNNING !!
WANNA HAVE IT !! :D just cool !!
» Posted by
Carlee
on 7/2/2008 1:36:29 AM.
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As usual....
your killin' it, love your work.
» Posted by
KajBeck
on 7/4/2008 12:28:37 PM.
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