Life is fragile, 

   everyday is a gift.

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August Muth

I have just seen some very great work, the images are quite impressive but....
  It is nothing short of amazing in person. Please visit August Muth at his website, very cool.
                      augustmuth.com

The above pictures are of one piece. As you move around the work it changes. Holograms!

Check It Out!

a day in the life...

 ...i think that pretty much wraps it up.

Santa Fe Week one(onethree)

First I just want to say that traveling the country was breath taking and working for three amazing artists remains undefinable. The best part is that now I call them all, friends.

....and right now I miss all my friends.


   Santa Fe is great and everyone I have met is friendly, warm, and welcoming. But you know how it is, sometimes you just want to walk in a familiar room and see familiar faces.
No pictures this time either.

 Don't get the wrong idea our spirits are up on this side.

and these sounds are helping:

 The Walkmen................................Lisbon (Danger and Trey)
 The Roots and John Legend ........Wake Up (Dessoma and Curt check this one out)

I will take pictures this week I promise!

Been Gone

Hello Everyone,

 Sorry for my absence but I am just now all moved in and the internet is on. I will be back up and running tomorrow with updates. I am around again.

Thoryn

Spectrum Glass Factory

I want to apologize in advance for there not being any pictures to accompany this post, but due to proprietary issues Spectrum would not allow me to photograph my visit to their factory. Though I did find this picture on the internet of the rollers in a flat glass furnace that they do have at Spectrum.

Paul Marioni has a very long and good relationship with Spectrum and needed to get some sheet glass from them. He asked if I would like to go to the factory for a tour; I must of looked like a kid who was invited to Disney World. It was cooler than Disney. 

Robots that ladle 80 pounds of hot glass in one scoop, furnaces that churn out flat glass all day long, 300 ft. long lehrs, and watching them make the Spectrum nuggets that are becoming the glass of choice for blowers. Such an amazing experience. Thank you Mr. Marioni and Spectrum Glass. 

For those that have been wondering where Christy and I will be living after this adventure begins to wind down. We have made a decision.