Shades of Gray III
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Yardic Glassworks
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Re: Shades of Gray III
What an elegant piece! I love the closeup where you can see down into the various levels of the squares. Does that mean that with each successive layer, a square of clear was inserted to maintain the visibility? Not sure if I asked that question coherently enough. Your work is so imaginative.
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Warren Weiss
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Re: Shades of Gray III
Tim,
Beautiful and unique. How tall is the bowl and was it a drop out mold?
Warren
Beautiful and unique. How tall is the bowl and was it a drop out mold?
Warren
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Warren,
Yes, it was a 12 inch drop out. The bowl is about 8 inches deep. Here is a photo of the build pre-fire; about 1800 pieces...
Yes, it was a 12 inch drop out. The bowl is about 8 inches deep. Here is a photo of the build pre-fire; about 1800 pieces...
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Tim,
1800 pieces!, wow. No wonder it is so beautiful.
Warren
1800 pieces!, wow. No wonder it is so beautiful.
Warren
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Oh my how absolutely amazing and incredible . I love this piece so much! Everything about it. !!!!!!!
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Warren Weiss
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Tim,
When you say it was a 12" drop out, do you mean that the hole was 12" and the ring edge larger or did you mean that the ring was 12" and the hole smaller?
Thanks.
Warren
When you say it was a 12" drop out, do you mean that the hole was 12" and the ring edge larger or did you mean that the ring was 12" and the hole smaller?
Thanks.
Warren
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Re: Shades of Gray III
Warren,
It is a 12 inch hole in the middle of a 20 by 20 kiln shelf. The blank before the drop was 19 by 19. Tim
It is a 12 inch hole in the middle of a 20 by 20 kiln shelf. The blank before the drop was 19 by 19. Tim
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Fantastic. A mulite shelf by chance. AND I love your kiln . Les
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Re: Shades of Gray III
Tim,
Thanks. That is a terrific set up for a large bowl that is shiny on both sides.
Warren
Thanks. That is a terrific set up for a large bowl that is shiny on both sides.
Warren
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love it amazing !!
Is it 8 layers? How long in the kiln?
Is it 8 layers? How long in the kiln?
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Very elegant. Amazing patience and attention to detail too.
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Lovely work, Tim. I really enjoy seeing both the work and the process shots. (well...I'm a process shot fanatic... 
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