Glass Artist Raven Skyriver & Kelly O'Dell make HUGE REALISTIC Glass Sea Creatures!!
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- čas přidán 11. 07. 2018
- Glass Artist Raven Skyriver & Kelly O'Dell make HUGE REALISTIC Glass Sea Creatures!!
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Bio
Born in 1982 Raven Skyriver started blowing glass in high school at the age of sixteen. Raven’s mentor Lark Dalton taught him how to build glass blowing equipment, and trained him in traditional Venetian techniques. In 2003 Raven was invited to join the William Morris team. He worked on the team until Bill’s retirement, in 2007. The experience of working with such a talented group of artists galvanized his decision to follow Glass sculpting as a profession.
Raven lives near Pilchuck School in Stanwood Wa., and produces his work in the greater Seattle area. Raven shows his work nationally and has been featured in group shows internationally. His focus in the area of sculpture, and the depiction of marine life is inspired by his island upbringing, and informed by the creatures that inhabit this fragile ecosystem.
“Growing up in the pacific northwest on a small island translated into ample time on and around the water. Some of my most memorable moments in life are those of having my first salmon on the line, or a humpback whale feeding off the bow of my kayak. These unforgettable experiences dictate the work I make today.
I attempt to capture the essence of the animals that I depict, and speak to the viewers own understanding of these creatures. I also hope to draw into question the delicate balance of nature that is, often taken for granted.” ~ Raven Skyriver
It is upon the basis of science from which we extract solutions. Facts and reports can be mind-dulling on paper, disengaging, impersonal. I aim to emulate in Art the things I learn from Science. This allows me to share what I learn, and to chronicle in a visually compelling way, which may be somehow useful now or in the future. My current project, “Critical Masse,” consists of a large grouping of critically endangered animals in white and clear glass. A glance into our possible future, these animals are meant to be understood as “ghosts” of our world.”
~Kelly O’Dell
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Fantastic j'aimerais bien être avec vous dans l'atelier ❤❤❤
Magic ❤
Fantastic.
Yes awesome
Thank you !
8:39 Heart attack moment
I saw some of their stuff recently at the Whatcom County museum- really amazing work!
Yes very talented the process is truly amazing glad I got to capture it
this.nautilus. it brings me peace on a spiritual level.
i N E E D one.
my gods. possibly my favorite glass piece I’ve ever seen. would LOVE to buy one at auction or to commission one (if I could be so fortunate!)...
I would contact the artist
we have a couple nice ones, let us know!
Subtitular en español 😊
👍👍👍👏👏👏
I wonder if the artists have seen or are familiar with the Blashkas' work
yes! amazing, definately some heroes of ours!!
Can you provide information about the torch with the square head?
I’m just the filmmaker I’m not really sure about that Info
YET ANOTHER VIDEO WITH TOO MUCH TALKING! I really had wanted to see your skills at making glass sculpture - but all you did was talk about it. Goodbye!
This was commissioned by the artist and limited by time so that's how it was communicated to me to edit this. Sorry you were disappointed
If these people care so much about the health of the marine environment they should stop using an oven that consumes vast energy at hundreds of degrees, and torches that heat up the atmosphere too and release tons of CO2.
Haha right ?
Saw your comment on Peter Mckinnon, it is hard but keep creating if that is what you really want to do and try to have fun in the process, I subbed to help you a bit and I will watch your clips and leave comments so keep the game going, love this clip
Carin Somers thanks I appreciate it I make these films for myself but mainly to showcase others talents. I just would love a larger platform to show my work ! Thanks for the sub
I make films to show how cool some places and events are here in my neighbourhood and because I love filming and editing
Carin Somers that’s great keep up the good work I take rather long to edit I’m
My own worse Critic
me too but I am an amateur and film with a handy camcorder but I want to deliver good clips at least that I am happy with the results
Carin Somers cameras don’t matter as long as it suits your purpose