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The evolution of a vase

The evolution of a vase

Posted by Tim Carruthers on 2/18/2004
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I finally found the missing lnks! The full evolution has been determend. Now you can see the evolution from infinity to a fully developed style of vesell. The smallest one is: 3.5" tall, 4" wide, and 1" deep The largest one is 9" tall, 6" wide, and 2" deep.

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 Artist:   Tim Carruthers  ( )


Comments
  • Steve Sizelove
    Great Idea.
    Steve Sizelove: And great execution, too. I love these pieces. Thanks for sharing.
    1/20/2006 9:42 PM
  • Sean Stirling Smiley
    !!!!
    Sean Stirling Smiley: cool work- like the concept.
    Nate says he likes it too!
    2/26/2006 1:55 AM
  • James Shelton
    the progression is enlightening
    James Shelton: WOW
    4/21/2006 8:35 AM
  • Jeff Hoover
    Aaaaaagggh! :D
    Jeff Hoover: Ow, Ow, Ow! I want them!

    Seriously though, it's a *fantastic* grouping!

    Does the grouping represent actual steps in the process of making the big one? (i.e. If I watched you make a big one, would it at some point look like each of the smaller ones?)

    Or is this an evolution in design only, not in the process of making a single vessel?
    5/25/2006 2:51 PM
  • TriSymbolizeGlass.com
    nyce transformation
    TriSymbolizeGlass.com: i like the colour it seems to shift as the pieces transform...growth
    7/7/2006 11:08 AM



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