the fruit is very clean, repped. how did you get 88 lines in those pulls? 4 mil rod?
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the fruit is very clean, repped. how did you get 88 lines in those pulls? 4 mil rod?
i call bullshit on the first. damn it you cant do something that nice on your first attempt. hehe.
great looking inline and the drys are all very nice too.
i am curious as to the typical cost to electraform a piece like one of the shirly's you have above?
that is one avenue i have never researched at all.
keep posting pics brad. love seeing your work bro.
Hell ya them shits are pimpin mang,, and ya that fruit way to nice looks rigjht off the shelf.. sick stuff..
your FIRST?!??? no waaaay. and the fruits is killer... nicely done, Mr. Bo Diddles...nicely done.
I'm not gonna lie man, my anus was puckered... it's definitely a different ball game handling something that big.Quote:
Originally Posted by mecha
Thanks everyone for the comments, you guys are too kind.
heh heh.... I'm going to assume you meant to say "artists"... Thanks a lot man!Quote:
Originally Posted by RedToroBoro
Thanks Kage - I made a ribbon with eleven lines (in between layers of clear) and painted it onto a tube. I was kinda surprised it worked as well as it did... I need to try this with a different colour scheme.Quote:
Originally Posted by kage
Thanks Jay!Quote:
Originally Posted by 331 stroker
I had no intentions of making an inline anything that day, but I hadn't made a pipe in a couple of months, so I guess I needed to get something out of my system.
It doesn't really cost anything to electroplate, once you have a setup. You need a power supply that you can regulate to tenths of an amp, a plating solution, and some electrodes. I made my power supply using a computer power supply with another circuit I bread boarded.... shoot me a pm with some questions and I'd be happy to help you out.
Freaking nice work!!!
More stuff....
Playing with some sandblasting, the tree is from a photograph by a very talented friend of mine.
http://www.glassartists.org/Images/F...blast-Vase.jpg
Here's a tall vase I was inspired to make after checking out Parramore's work, I love the proportions of some of his tall vases.
14.5" tall.
http://www.glassartists.org/Images/F...d-Vases_02.jpg
A small perfume bottle inspired by Suellen Fowler, of course. Her use of colour is masterful.
http://www.glassartists.org/Images/F...rfume-Bott.jpg
Excellent!
I really love that tall vase man. Great proportions and nice overall flow.
That piece with the tree looks like an ancient artifact. I like that look.
More please!
Good work Brad I like that tall vase too, really nice.
HaHa ya, but you are very good. :).lolQuote:
Originally Posted by Bo Diddles
Brad, your Art Work is always refreshing, Awesome Man...
great stuff man. sue ellen's color work is so unbelievable. nice pattern
That vase is a beauty, and I love the Suellen Fowler inspiration on the perfume bottle. Nice work man!
two thumbs up brad !! your channeling the elegance.
dood...the apple and pear are SICK!!!....but the rest of the stuff needs more reticheloo marbles!!!! :p