Posted by ECH
on 11/6/2006
There is really only one way to buy my work and that is from me. I rarely sell to stores. If you can find me or know one of my friends then you can make it yours.
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This is my first inline to make it. I had one other attemp that fell off the punty at the end and shattered.
Props To Hops for inventing this tek.
I also have to thank Slinger for showing me the right way to do a blowout, which is what most of the piece is.
More to come soon, maybe some politicos...
Peaz e
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I gave this piece to Warren Haines last night in Dallas. I felt so good to be able to give something nice to one of my all time favorite musicians. Thanx fer looking.
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Lazy Lightnin' Got That Fire In Your Eyes...
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Some sandcarved spoons I've been doing recently. The Grateful Dead theme never seems to get old.
Thanx fer lookin.
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Art evokes emotion and conveys a message.
This is the first in a series of pieces with a political or social theme.
When I first started looking at sandcarving I realized that glass is the perfect medium for Stencil Graffiti art. In my youth I visited the major cities of the US and I always saw stencil art and it often had a political theme.
When I took the class with Slinger I was mostly interested in learning the photoshop techniques. (Magnetic lasso is my friend, Thank You Slinger!)
I was also really interested in how his content was recieved, in other words did people buy it, and after the converstation I had with him on that subject I've decided to just create art that I like and that sends the message that I want to send. If someone buys it great if not I hope it makes people think.
So thats why I'm doing this series because I want to say something. Art for Arts sake...
Thanx fer looking.
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Art Nouveau style has been used heavily by Stanley Mouse in his psychedelic concert poster art.
Being a Dead Head, Mouse's work has always been an inspiration to me.
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Steal Your Face bubbler with terrapin turtle and signature. Paris green, Solara, Elvis, and Amazon Canyon.
I made this for the 22nd anniversary of my first Grateful Dead show, 6/28/85. If you were there you know that was one sweet terrapin.
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I've been teaching someone for a few weeks and it came time to show them how to honeycomb.
Thanx fer looking.
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Notice the purple tube used for a silver honey comb.
The bowties are mystery aveturine inside the purple tube as well. the rest is Atlantis Sprkle coil potted.
I was pleased with this peice.
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these funky little hand peices are my favorite thing to do. My goal is to keep amking them more and more intricate but keep them real small.
I made the dichro tube by stacking two peice together and making a ribbon. I cut the ribbon up and stacked it and rolled the sheet into a tube.
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dry hand peice
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I starting to notice nobody wants anything made with blue tube now...
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I've been making alot of these lately, all of the better one have sold already. the stem is Amazon night, and the face is Solara struck to purple.
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These are all dry peices mostly color honeycomb mixed with stick stacks. I'm still trying to find my own style.
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This peice is made mostly of Amber purple coiled and honeycombed with paris green and cobalt lite the bowl is amazon night coiled an combed with paris green and cobalt lite. the carb is super extented and raps around to the back from the bowl. Thanx fer lookin.
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I've been trying to make pieces that are more ergonomic. The carb is super extended around to the back so it fits real nice in the hand. Thanx fer lookin.
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More Art Nouveau Faces. I think I'm done with them for a while now.
I'm really having fun sand carving some different colors.
Thanx fer looking.
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There is something to be said for a good old fashioned inside out, and silver and gold honey combs. The background on the can is Disco mixed with Ruby K then coiled and stuff & puffed. The bowl and stem ends are mystery aventurine honeycombed with Ruby K.
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This seems to be the best type of thing i do: small dry peice of mutiple techs montaged together. the mouth peice is poagranite the donut is a stuff and puff the reversal is mystery aventurine and pomagranite. the bowl is teal carni with pomigranite and aquamarine sparkle swirles and pomagranite and disco mix honeycomb.
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This jar is the first piece of graal work I've managed to get done since I took the class with RAM in January. It took me a while to get all of the necessary equipment and a few tries before I got it right. Thanx for looking.
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I made this whole peice from scraps that were laying on the bench
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I like doing these so I can do alot of em and not get bored.
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This gallery contains a small sample of my work. Most of the pieces in this gallery represent milesstones in my journey through the world of glass. Please enjoy the pictures of my work.
myspace.com/ech_glass
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good seeing your stuff brother, everything looks clean as hell. still hope to come check out your shop one day when i get some gas money and time away from prodo. feel free to hit me up.
» Posted by
Mr.Smith
on 5/15/2007 2:38:06 PM.
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Nice Work
Great job, man. Love all of the colors you use and especially the combs.. Keep it up and show us some of your new graal. Love That Shit!!!
» Posted by
TheGlassFish
on 6/4/2007 3:51:26 PM.
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you might of heard a song about me if you went to a fest with les claypool playing... but it isn't my real name.
» Posted by
DavidMakalaster
on 10/21/2007 11:13:42 PM.
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Combs
see your a fan too. That one was silver creek made with frits.
» Posted by
StratisphereGlassworks
on 10/31/2007 11:59:04 PM.
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Everett
Is my middle and my grandfathers name. Not often I come across it. Rock on.
» Posted by
Earthling
on 11/16/2007 4:06:44 AM.
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thanks man.
big ups to you too! i dig your stuff! hopefully we can pick some up soon.....on the regular.
peace.
» Posted by
SamYamini
on 2/5/2008 1:35:46 AM.
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Thanks bud!
Where are you at? I will be back from Japan in May. maybe we can link up.
Peace
» Posted by
Bishop33
on 2/19/2008 5:27:47 PM.
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