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Here's my corny gallery. Hope you enjoy...
Check out my non-pipe art at glassartists.org/corinne_winters
Thanks for looking:)
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2008. This custom skateboard themed natural perc bubbler was created for Fally, a good friend of mine who is a badass skater. The bowl is in one of the wheels and the rest of 'em spin. Hope you like it....
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Glass guitar pipe with fimo sculpture, copper wire, Indian silk, silver jump-rings, glass bead. Featuring a hand-painted, airbrushed, and decorated hatbox by Rose Winters. 2007. Made as a birthday present for our lovely and talented friend, Michelle. Lyrics to "Clean Girl" by Chella Negro- www.myspace.com/chellanegro
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That (and I quote) is what Les Claypool said when I gave him this piece! Getting a chance to give it to him was almost as challenging as making it!! After an excellent show in Denver, I finally got the chance to meet one of my favorite musicians, and to bestow upon him this artwork. For you glass purists, I know you'll be disappointed to find that the sculptures on this pipe are made of polymer clay(fimo). It was a tough decision, but I like mixed media, and I also beleive that Les is pretty into clay(mation). The glass colors are supposed to represent cheese- get it? I used a real brass treble hook, wire for the rod, and flexible bead cord for the line. Many hours of planning and sweating it out in front of the torch (and in the mosh pit) went into this work of art. I have left the naming up to Les...
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This is my gallery of sculptural pipes, mostly animals. Thanks for looking.
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A friend asked me to make her a hidden barrete pipe last year so she could travel with it on the airplane and use it wherever. She cleaned it out before her trip back home. I thought it was such a good idea, I had to make more-then I had the idea for the bracelet pipe. Both are a little awkward to use and have the tiniest bowls ever! But, they are just for special situations anyway- like when you can't sneak a pipe into a show!! It's also quite exciting to reply to someone's compliment of "pretty bracelet" with "it's a pipe!" and see their reaction! These have now become a large part of my production since 2007.
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I have only been to a few glass events, but I have been lucky enough to see some great pipe are in events related to pipes and other events where pipes just snuck in-welcome or not!!!
Ihave more pictures from these events(except champs) posted at glassartists.org/corinne_wi... for looking!
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This gallery features collaborations on glass pipes with other artists. There are very few here now, but I will continue to add more as I get the chance to work with others. Anybody up for it?
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I am always amused by the silly names glassblowers come up with to describe/sell their work. It usually makes me smile; it's only when people start to take them SO seriously that I get annoyed. So, in the spirit of silliness, I give you the whippy tube and flippy tube!! My good friend, Michelle, helped me come up with the names. To anyone who has done these styles before, post a comment about what your name for it was. Thanks!!
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These are peices I didn't categorize.
Fun stuff from past years. I will keep updating....
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Yes, I know prodo isn't looked upon to kindly here, but these peices are fun. And, I want to give some perspecive on what I do most of the time. Even though I look at prodo as my job, it's still a more fun and creative job than most people have. I am greatful for that every day- even when I feel down because I may not be as expressive as I want all the time. The regular colored rose bowls are now being produced by my talented apprentice, The Craw! Big ups to her- she's saving my sanity and making me so proud!
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That pseudonym never really fit me. Sure, I may be an irie-eyed pyro, but it's time to start expressing myself here. I would never ask anyone to call me "Pyrie", nor would they. I have, however, been called by MANY corn-related nicknames(based off Corinne). To celebrate this decision, I am posting some personal pictures from the past year. It's been a crazy journey. I have had a lot of fun and learned so much about life and about myself. Hopefully the calm of winter will allow me to put some of these new ideas into my art.....
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I have been working glass since 1998, professionally since 2001. Mostly I do huge production orders for a distributor-it's a decent job. Sometimes, I get a chance to have fun and make some cool stuff. I believe the goal of any artist is self-expression; and this is the goal I am trying to work toward. Life, art, nature, and music are my main sources of inspiration. Thanks for looking:)
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hey we had a blast at the cup I went to bed after the show. it was so cool to see u but next time u hit the west coast anywhere u better call me. how crazy was that. I was faded though so I really wasn't wit it. I might send the summer down there so we should plan somethin. oh I love u'r pieces on here, n thanks for the hair piece too. I loved it. k call me. ~lisa
» Posted by
LisasPieces
on 4/23/2007 3:56:33 PM.
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hey there
weel you prob dont know me from adam but im a glassworker too. i worked for a large distributor outta fl till he got popped. so im lookin for work. 812 593 4180
thanx
brent
midwest funk connection
» Posted by
MidwestFunkonnection
on 5/2/2007 1:56:04 PM.
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thanks
nope they'r not jars, solid attachments actually. there kinda small pieces really.
» Posted by
B3NJ4M1N
on 6/23/2007 5:37:35 PM.
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hi
nice work lady....collaborations?
» Posted by
Sol
on 6/24/2007 5:57:18 PM.
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Hey Lady
I love your stuff woman...I did not know I had seen your work before I met you in Philly...I love it...did I say that already? I want to hear from you. butterflybobs(at)gmail (Aymie from Austin)
» Posted by
ButterflyBob
on 10/22/2007 6:08:07 AM.
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hi I'm Sativa, a.k.a Ben
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 9:10:03 PM.
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High there lady
i had to start a page just so i could comment you!! I love your work!! Girl glassblowers rock!!!!!!! Mad props.. Do you ever give lessons??? I got a month off of school, If so what do you charge?? Im in the land of enchantment ??? NM. Let me know if you can work something out! Thanks Carlos
» Posted by
Denots507
on 12/16/2007 11:03:03 AM.
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THX
Thanks for the plane comment... I see by your work that you appreciate creativity. The bracelet pipes are a sweet idea. It must have felt awesome to present a piece to Les and to know that it is sitting on his mantle. Nice work, and thanks again. I am trying to break the prodo mold, too... Jay
» Posted by
JayBRD
on 8/23/2008 10:20:18 AM.
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Just me again
Thanks for the feature!!!
» Posted by
JayBRD
on 8/23/2008 12:15:58 PM.
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