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Here you will find some of my most recent work. I do alot of organics and quite a few florals as well. My particular style has been described as being quite "bohemian". I take that as a wonderful compliment. My work is quite unique, definitely free-spirited and non-conformist! Come have a look!
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Something I'm working on currently
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work from the past few weeks
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This is another mask design I'm playing with right now.
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This week's work.
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Here's what I've been up to this week.
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I've been sculpting women for quite a while now, even before I started working with glass. I thought it was time to try sculpting men. Here is where you can follow my progress.
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Here they are, they may be a bit tinier than my others but they make up for that with their huge attitudes :D
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I'd like to continue my work with the bas relief style of sculpting this year. Here's where you find my efforts.
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Here is where I will put my newest goddesses.
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My latest masks. Older styles as well as new designs.
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I've started selling jewelry using some of my own lampwork. I am selling these through my Etsy shop if interested.
http://www.etsy.com/shop....
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I've got lots planned for my animal totem series this year, this is where I will put my new work...assuming I don't get sidetracked :p
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Here they are, I hope to explore more in this direction this year
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I don't make sets very often but here they are :)
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My latest focals for 2008.
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These are a much smaller version of my regular sized goddesses, they average about 30mm tall.
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This is the beginning of a new series for me. Depictions of women and maybe even men ;) from different cultures around the world. I think most of these will be done in a relief style, on flattened tabs. I really like the look.
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I've got a goddess gallery on the Glass artists site, but I never added one here. You can find my earlier goddess beads in my Focals gallery and my Woman gallery. Since my style is also changing and I have so many now, I thought they needed their own gallery :)
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My other goddess page is pretty full so here's a nice new page to work with :)
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..and other poison dart frogs. :)
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I started out as a set maker, I used to be able to make 20-25 coordinating beads with no problem. Then I started making focals and just couldn't do sets anymore. So now I'm kind of feeling the urge to make sets again so I'm going to try and please both sides by making mini sets :)
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Since my style is changing and my other set galleries are full, I'm starting a new one. Here are my latest sets for 2006. I also have a new camera and lighting so the pictures are also improving :)
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Another area I'd like to explore. So much to do, so little time! Here's where I'll post my attempts.
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I wanted to see what I could do with a totem-like theme. These are similar to my masks but will deal with animal inspired themes.
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These are also masks but my focus is a bit different. I am going for a more realistic feel to the facial detail. Almost like a 3D portrait. They are not as flamboyantly detailed as my other mask style, the facial expressions and fine detail are meant to do most of the work in these pieces.
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I'm having fun with powdered glass paints lately, so here is where I will post them :)
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I felt like it was time to begin a new focals gallery. As my style changes and evolves into new and different directions, they just don't seem to fit into the old galleries anymore.
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I just love masks, they are simply facinating. Mystical, magical and extremely important within the cultures where they are still used. I have several ideas for mask designs and this is where I will post them.
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I want to do a series of beads in a very primative style. Shapes and textures which are very organic and resemble old artifacts, fossils, bones, carved stone tools etc. Here is where I will put them.
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I want to do a series of beads that are inspired by vessels and amphora shapes. Here is where I will put them.
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I've been wanting to do a series of more abstract female figures in celebration of the beauty and diversity of Woman. No, I'm not a feminist, I just find the female form really beautiful :)
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I absolutely love this time of year! All the rich earthy colours of Fall really speak to me. Here are some of my latest works, dedicated to all the beauty and glory of the season. Enjoy!
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My original focals gallery is getting a bit full so I've opened a new one for my latest work. My style is also continually changing and evolving and doesn't seem to fit with the earlier pieces.
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This gallery is for things that don't really fit into my other galleries. You never know what might show up in here.
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My work has taken a decided turn in the past few months. I am doing alot more focals, the style is very ethnic and primative and I am doing alot of hand painting.
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*If you happen to be in San Francisco in May 2006, or Santa Cruz in June 2006, you can go and see this goddess bead in person. She will be on exhibit in San Francisco at Public Glass gallery as part of the Good Things/Small Packages exhibition. In June she will move to the Selman Gallery in Santa Cruz. She will be for sale during this time.*
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I just love Ojime beads, they are so intricate and detailed! Here is where I will post my attempts
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Here you will find samples of my floral bead work.
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Ms. Booger inspired me to try my hand at a bit of mixed media. Here is where I will post my attempts.
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Exploring the joy of fish...Cheryl Madson introduced me to the joys of fish while I was in Washington, she makes gorgeous sculptural beads, including the cutest fish I've seen! These are really fun and relaxing to make and I will be exploring the realm of fish to the fullest.
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I seem to use alot of opaque glass. I thought it would be nice to play a bit with straight transparent glass. I find that I really love the look and it is a nice change.
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I like to experiment with form and color just like every glass artist does. In this gallery I will show some of those experiments and ideas which have come to life. Some will become new series and I will probably make many of them over the years, others will probably never be seen again..lol!
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My other mask page was getting pretty full so here's a new one.
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Thank you for viewing my work. I hope you enjoy it! Check out my website for more information on ordering and current auctions.
http://www.lavendercreek.de
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 Comments on This Gallery Page
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I love your work
I am a boro worker and tend to gravitate towards other boro work but your pieces are thriling and enchanting. Also your skill and imagination is evident in all your work. Thanks for the imagery and inspiration.
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BickleyStudios
on 6/13/2006 9:01:29 PM.
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Love your goddesses
Teresa I just love the lush curves and Rubenesque feel of your goddesses. Fabulous!
» Posted by
TheGlassTurtle
on 6/27/2006 6:55:37 AM.
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Incredible work!!
It is great to see how you push small scale sculpting in glass to the limits!!! These are remarkable works of art.
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MoniqueMichele
on 7/10/2006 7:42:16 AM.
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inspirational!
Teresa, you are truly an inspiration! Your work is magnificent and at times, mind blowing! I have my eye out for more toads and/or frogs! They are still my favorite. A girl can dream, right?
» Posted by
Gelly
on 7/11/2006 3:31:40 AM.
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Painted dreams!
I just love your painted butterfly and the water bearer beads, really amazing!!!
Greetings from Germany
Simone
» Posted by
ImagineArtGlass
on 8/2/2007 9:13:39 AM.
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Love your organic beads! Your beads are very spiritual!
» Posted by
RedBearMountain
on 2/22/2008 11:30:50 AM.
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