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Michael McNerney
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I got the Micas down so lets try a post

Post by Michael McNerney »

A new piece of mine.
all crits welcome



http://groups.msn.com/McNerneyGlassAblb ... &PhotoID=5
Tony Smith
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Post by Tony Smith »

Woohoooooooo!!!!!

Nice design! And a great use for the micas. The reflections play well too.

Tony
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Post by Michael McNerney »

Thanks Tony :D :D :D
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Post by Stephie »

Realy nice Michael =D>
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Post by Rebecca M. »

Awesome! Love the Wolf and Two In Flight. What are you using as a medium for the mica's?
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Post by Michael McNerney »

Becca,
I am using Klyre-fire from
Thompson Enamels :p
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Post by Kim Bellis »

WOW!!
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Post by jim burchett »

Beautiful!
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Post by Steve Immerman »

Nice work. Simple but elegant. Congratulations.

Makes me want to try some micas.

Did you use hand cut resist, or photo resist?

Steve
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Post by Ann Demko »

Same reaction as Tony. Whoooooooooooooooooo. Nice, very nice job. Ann
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Post by Ron Coleman »

Michael, Love those micas. =D>

Ron
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Post by Nancy Juhasz »

Hi Mike, Love the new stuff. I see you did another nest. Love it. Nanc
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Post by Michael McNerney »

Thanks All,
I have had a great time experimenting in my little glass dungeon that doubles as a garage. Micas are lots of fun and you can't get that kind of detail using a saw.

Steve & Ron, If you didnt know; I have been a big fan of your work for awhile now.

Ron, I have came a long way since I met up with you last spring. If you ever want to team up on a piece let me know, I've got the kiln space.

Steve, No I usually use masking tape or contact paper. It is a little more challenging, but requires less perp time.

Nanc, There are as many nests as there are species of birds. How is you work progressing since the last time we worked together?
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Post by The Hobbyist »

Good work! An inspiring piece.

Is it all mica? Three shades or is the red/blue the same mica but different reflection? I love the stencil work.

The Hobbyist..........................Jim
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Post by Michael McNerney »

Yes Jim,
They are all micas.
Silver, Purple and blue all applied at one time and fired.
Thanks for the feedback
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Post by Jane »

Michael,

WOW,

Jane
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Post by suzmary »

Very nice work, Michael. I love the wolf. They're all beautiful. Keep up the great work.
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Post by quill »

Beautiful work. I love those small bowls!
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Post by Liam »

Are the moon and the Halo around the wolf both the same silver, and if so how did you achieve the perfect disc on the moon?
Liam
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