This piece was another milestone for me. My first multi-attachments piece. I never tried bridging anything before, so here I trapped an opal marble between the two horns. This piece in particular I pushed my skills to the limit at the time, and it was very memorable to me. I remember shaking while putting the last few touches on it, usually a sign that you are really stressing on making a piece come out nicely, or you're up way too late, or both...lol.
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YES! It survived, no major complications, and I learned a TON!!!
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This sidecar was a giant leap for me!
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The most work I'd ever put into one piece...
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I found a ton of things I wanted to clean up...
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I was so excited, yet so nervous to fuck it up...lol.
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...but as far as I was concerned, mission accomplished.
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And I wanted to do was stop and look at it!
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This piece would later secure the remaining needed funds to buy the Mirage torch.
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No 'tinks' please, No 'tinks' please, No 'tinks' please,
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One last pic before she goes in the kiln.
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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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