Collaborations allow artists to work together, push limits and create pieces they normally wouldn't have made on their own. They are also tough to pull off because artists usually only have one vision - their own.
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4 way colab between Kaj Beck, Mike Nelson, N8 & a bottle of Patron...it's was a 6am sesh brah's. (N8 passed out early otherwise all the horns would have been perfect. J/K!) Marble lifts to expose a bowl?!? Double functioning marble holder/sherlock. Don't try this at home, kids...go to a friends shop!
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Colab with Josh Stone, who runs the shop I recently moved into down in the Humbeezy.
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Here's the result of a recent colaboration. Lee Zeigler, Jason Lee, and myself put this together after an early morning mtn bike ride last week. Jason Lee brought the prep, did the assembly and shaping, Lee did the large wrap around cane, and I did the marbles. Kind of a lot going on here in just a little bit of space but we didn't have a lot of time/energy left. Thanks for looking!
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Here the three of us got together in my Oregon Studio and did the first three marbles of the Tribute Series; Robert Mickelsen, Josh Sable, and Gateson Recko. They came out pretty sweet, and I had tons of fun. More to come!
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Here is a colab Matt and I did sometime in 2006. I actually ended up buying this piece back for my personal collection because I liked it so much.
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We gathered at Blue Devil's studio shortly after Hurrican Katrina hit New Orleans with intentions to collaborate and auction off anything and everything made that weekend to the Katrina Relief Fund. It was a great time and artists came from Oregon to Far north Washington State to help, and all in all it went rather well.
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Here is a colab Erik Anders and I completed after AGI in 2005. I spent a few days out in NY visiting Erik, and I learned so much during my visit, I feel forever in debt. Erik is a super nice dude and now runs a Glass Supply business; check it out at Vaporglass.com. Tell him N8 sent ya!
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It was a small turnout at Emmett's shop in Monroe Washington, but we made two sculptures and had alot of fun.
Thanks to Tom @ Northstar, Ross @ ABR, Kristian @ Generations Glass, and Grandpa @ Profound Glass for donations. Also a big thanks to everyone who made it in attendance for the good times...especially ZEUS! This guy rode his bike mass miles in the rain to get to the colab and he brought a willing-to-work-attitude and left his ego at home. Toast to Zeus!
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April 2003 Spring Colab - Casey, Ryan & Nate. 10-sections for a bub + 1 day + 1 K-tank = Tons of Fun.
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I'm N8, 28 y/o, and I currently reside in Northern California. I started glassblowing in November 2002 and while I'm primarily self-taught, I did receive plenty of help along the way from a few good friends and the GLDG. Glassblowing has taken me all around our beautiful country while providing many great experiences and lifelong friendships - I wouldn't trade it for anything. The artwork shown here is not for sale. If you have questions, please contact me through my website. Viva la internet and GP.ORG!
http://www.nodfxgallery.com
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