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Collaboration Marb...
Here are some of the marbles Travis Weber and I made together while I was in California this month (August 2007)!! Travis is an amazing artist and...
RATTLED
1.75 inches I saw a rattle snake today! IT was moving around under a rock. When I went back to check on it it wasn't moving any more. Park...
Lunette's Song II
Anthurium andraeanum "Lunette", anthurium crystallinum and spring grass. 27" x 14" Lampworked clear and colored borosilicate glass.
Carary Dot marble
Was out in the garage last night looking at my color selection and thought, I don't think I have ever used Canary as a base color on a marble befor...
formed ice
these are some gapher cast pieces, made as samples for a project i was working on
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2006 - 06 "Uranium Opal Sunsrise"
(
AndrewBrown
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"Opal Sunrise"
by Andrew Brown
Flameworked borosilicate weight - with uranium, dichroic glass, Glass Alchemy frit - gold/silver fume with white opal on top -
Thanks for looking,
Andrew Brown
KBGlasswor...
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Facetnated by facets.
(
StephanPope
)
Some new facets that I have been working on. One more small facet that is about 1" in diameter and number one and two of my bigger marbles which are both 2-3/4".
Hope you enjoy!
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"Tir Tairngiri"(new photo)
(
aspenglass
)
this sculpture was made for and is on display(for sale) at the Liquid Heat,Studio 8 Gallery in Lancaster, PA. the pictures are not the best, there were some problems loading the originals onto this site. this is a series of picture showing the layers involved in making this sculpture what it is. the flames were made using dichroic glass from Dichroic Alchemy, plate glass and dark cobalt. it is arranged and anchored to a purple heart base. thank you for looking
jim
aspenglass<.> com
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Big Shrunken Ogre Head
(
glassbackwards
)
Here is the latest and the biggest I've done so far. Any comments would be great.
Created with DAP frit, a mix of exotic green and red frit, siver stike #?(the light colored one) momkas green, elvis and borostix white for the eyes. BSW for the teeth also. Onix for the hair.
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"Herkimer Claw"
(
TroyBennett
)
In the Summer of 2005 Andrew Brown and I got together for the 2nd time at his studio in Kansas City. We really wanted to step outside the box, so we decided to forget the technique and focus on shapes. Andrew also got his hands on some crazy color boro blobs. These blobs weighed between 1-5 pounds each. I was afraid to use them at first, because they looked like they would blow up in the flame, but it went great. More Pics Coming Soon
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Boro Paperweights
(
EyeCandyArts
)
I had a chance to work with Andrew Brown at AGI in 2005 and after that I had big ideas of what could be achieved with the help of coldworking techniques.
This is a small batch of boro paperweights I made to better learn the lap wheel that our shop just bought. They are very similar to and inspired by Andrew Brown and Troy Bennett's Colab series so there won't be too many of these coming from me.
I actually have a bunch different ideas I'd like to try with coldworking techniques, and I plan to incorporate them into my work as soon as possible. The next few weeks should be pretty interesting...
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Summer means INSECTS!!!
(
WesleyFleming
)
These insects are all made of Effetre soft glass, generally on a Minor burner. I specialize in beetles, but also make other classes of insects.
Hooray for summertime!
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fresh hatchlings
(
JoshKennedy
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been having alot of fun making these little guys. with my second child due next month they just feel right to make. be looking for some new species soon.
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Longhorn Beetle
(
WesleyFleming
)
Fantasy beetle modelled after various species of cerambycid (aka longhorn) beetle which are endemic to Taiwan, but also found as an invasive species in North America.
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samurai sword
(
BEGlass
)
A custom order for a client. A samurai sword, to be presented to a martial arts master. Poppy, peacock., gold leaf. A lil over 36" long in total, the handle is ovular like a real samurai sword.
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Leafcutter Beatle
(
WesleyFleming
)
This beetle is loosely based on the Leafcutter Beetle which thinks that the plants in my garden are so yummy in the springtime.
Made on a Nortel Minor from Effetre glass.
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Murrini Columns
(
AlexUbatuba
)
Some new pieces I made last week at the Contemporary Studio of Glass Art. A new way for me to show the murrinis and fake-a-chello's off on a larger scale. 10"-11" tall. ~2/07~
Pictures by Adam Goff
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White Longhorn Beetle
(
WesleyFleming
)
Fanciful longhorn beetle, modelled after pine-sawyer beetles which are endemic to Taiwan. Created for "White Glass Challenge" on LampworkEtc. Made of Effetre glass on a GTT Phantom. Measures about 2.5" x 2" x 0.75"
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Black Hercules Beetle
(
WesleyFleming
)
"Native to the rain forests of Central and South America, their title is well deserved as they are one of the largest beetles known. This scarab beetle is most noted for its thoracic and cephalic horns, which can grow longer than the body of the beetle itself. This adaptation is primarily used during fights with other males. The Hercules beetle is said to be the strongest creature on earth for its size, able to carry 80 times its own body weight."
Made of Effetre glass on a GTT Phantom. Measures about 3" x 2" x 1"
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Asian Longhorn Beetle
(
WesleyFleming
)
"The Asian long-horned beetle, translated as Sky Ox in Chinese, is native to China where it causes widespread mortality of poplar, willow, elm, and maple throughout vast areas of eastern Asia. An invasive species in the United States, the larva of this beetle has a voracious appetite for wood. Females of this species chew into the bark and lay eggs. When the eggs hatch, the immature beetles, which look like big white worms, chew their way farther into the tree. When they mature, the full-grown beetles chew their way out of the tree. The beetle life cycle leaves trees riddled with holes, oozing sap. The USDA believes this beetle can probably survive and reproduce in most sections of the country where suitable host trees exist. The beetle has also invaded Britain, Austria and Germany." - adapted from Wikipedia.org
... of Effetre glass on a GTT Phantom. Measures about 2.5" x 2" x 0.75".
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