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Glass Art Guaranteed To Stimulate Your Imagination!
Glass pipes from Eugene Rain. These pipes are intended for display only.
See our current work at http://www.EugeneRain.com
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Functional art? Nope, for display only!
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Headdies, sculpture and scenic pieces from Misha and Matt of Eugene Rain.
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Garden variety of bubblers from Matt and Misha of Eugene Rain.
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Sherlocks, shlammers, sidecars, hammers, spoons and chillums from Eugene Rain.
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The M3 crew is composed of Matt W. Matt G. and Misha. The creativity in a group like this is astonishing. Hopefully one day this crew will work out of one shop, but for now these pieces are a limited collection.
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Photos of the West Coast Collaboration hosted by Eugene Rain in Eugene, Oregon.
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Phallic art, gear shift knobs, sculptures and ornaments can be found in this gallery.
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We have a raffle! 100% of this will go to members of our own community whose lives have been thrown upside down by Katrina. They need the help, so please thrown in anything you can! :) Up for grabs are four brilliant marbles, donated by: Kenan Tiemeyer, Erik Anders, Nate Meyers, Adam Grafius, Chris Carlson and Jason aka JC from Ithica. Thank you guys for your wonderful donations! Anyone can enter this raffle. For each $10 you donate your name will go into the hat one time, so if you donate $100 you have 10 chances to win! We can accept donations via pay pal eugenerain@gmail.com please make sure to state in the subject line that it is for the marble raffle entry, and send as quasi cash. Or you can email me for my mailing address and send check, cash, or money order. The winners name will be picked from a hat by my wonderful 4 year old daughter on Sat the 17th, so you have plenty of time to mail entries. If people feel stressed about that date being to close we can extend it.
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Win a Weekend of Lessons
With Eugene Rain and guest artist Nathan Aweida (Dizzle)!
Have you always wanted to take lessons from experienced Flameworkers, but never seem to have the money? Well now is your chance to win a 2 day private workshop designed to your specific needs, with not 1, but 3 veteran glass artists.
There will be a ton of really cool glass prizes to be won (examples might include marbles, wine glass, vases, bottles, raw glass) but the main prize will be a weekend of lessons with, Matt, Misha and Nate Aweida (Dizzle) who will be the guest teacher for this workshop. One of the best aspects of a class like this is almost 30 years of combined experience in one shop!!
Read more about this opportunity at www.thegldg.com in the general discussion. Look for a thread titled, "It’s that time again…Win a Weekend of Lessons with Eugene Rain and Nate Dizzle!".
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Glass art guaranteed to stimulate the imagination.
See our current work at http://eugenerain.comWe specialize in custom work. Have an idea?
Visit http://www.talkglass.comfor anything you want to know about lampworking.
http://www.EugeneRain.com
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A moment to say thanks!
For the people that know, this is the place to be when your in need of a good vibe. Misha and Matt have giving so much to so many people the list would go on longer than thier gallery ;) Misha has certainly earned a title as one of Today's lampworkering leaders, and one of the most influenencal female's in the industry and in the glass community...Let's not forget the type of soilder Matt has have to be to hold together what has had to be a wild venture in a half...I just wanted to personaly thank you guys and the people that have supported you in letting you do what you've done for all of us! the crew at hel's kitchen.
» Posted by
HelSKitchen
on 11/21/2004 6:39:35 PM.
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Just Curious
I wonder how many of you people come to eugene rain's gallery and think of a single person's name (Male obviously), or the irred smell of the concrete after the rain falls in Eugene Orgen? just wondering.......hel
» Posted by
HelSKitchen
on 12/2/2004 1:11:04 AM.
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So sweet!
Thanks Hel! You rock baby!
<3 Misha and Matt
» Posted by
EugeneRain
on 12/9/2004 2:53:10 PM.
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EUGENE RAIN OOOOOOH AAAAAAAAH
You guys kick so much ass!
» Posted by
WurmOne
on 2/27/2005 7:52:01 PM.
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Much Props
Thanks both to Misha and Matt for the constant flow of beautiful art and inspiration for the rest of us to gaze upon. Your true inovators for the boro world and rock like Slayer. lol. Glad to see all the wonderful work. Can't wait for more.
Lee
» Posted by
BlueDevilGlass
on 3/8/2005 9:36:35 PM.
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Yeah,
I am always blown away when I check the intense detail...yall are making me look bad =)
» Posted by
-I-V-I-
on 4/6/2005 9:50:38 PM.
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sick
vary nice deail wish i could come work with u guys
» Posted by
DCGLASS
on 4/18/2005 12:53:15 AM.
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Daniel
You're more then welcome to come out for lessons if you'd like. You can contact me for more info anytime. ;-) And thanks!
~Misha
» Posted by
EugeneRain
on 4/22/2005 12:13:41 AM.
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Thanks for the help
my buddy troy used to talk to you, thanks for showing us the bender back method for reversals it so much easier to do and more control.there was other stuff too but thats one of my favs.thanks matt and misha keep up the great work.contact me back if you can thanks
» Posted by
EvanWood
on 11/16/2005 11:59:03 AM.
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where did the rain go...
I can say that eugene rain was one of the things that got me into glass, and it sucks to see nothing new from you two, i want more posts... more, you were part of the revolution, keep it going..
» Posted by
OmahaGlassCoalition
on 4/2/2006 10:37:34 AM.
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Your Gallery is Sick
#1 in my book, Nice Glass
» Posted by
GlassHopper
on 5/19/2006 2:47:37 PM.
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don't hate....
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» Posted by
Ryno
on 6/11/2006 10:00:29 AM.
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very nice
» Posted by
WIERDEER
on 10/30/2007 3:59:56 AM.
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Hey there
Im rather new to the site and the world of glass art all together, I am having huge problems keeping my pieces from cracking while I am working on them, I was wondering if you might have some advice
» Posted by
SativaCrowley
on 10/30/2007 8:54:20 PM.
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thanks for posting
been looking at your work for a few years. really enjoy the flow you have with your pieces. thanks again for sharing
» Posted by
Natey
on 11/1/2007 12:07:33 AM.
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