Japanese glass artist Satoshi Tomizu of Plusalpha-Glass (no longer available), creates amazing space glass jewelry. His work is all the more remarkable because his cosmos creations are all small pendants. The detail is astounding - tiny galaxies with stars and swirls.
There is even a design with a moon orbiting a planet as you can see from his video of one of his beautiful pendants.
The "planets" are most often (synthetic) opals. The stars are actually specks of gold.
The artist started to work with glass when he was 28. He spent years honing his craft. Now in his 30's, his work is in high demand.
Watch the glass artist at work.
Also noteworthy are his gorgeous jellyfish pendants.
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There is even a design with a moon orbiting a planet as you can see from his video of one of his beautiful pendants.
The "planets" are most often (synthetic) opals. The stars are actually specks of gold.
The artist started to work with glass when he was 28. He spent years honing his craft. Now in his 30's, his work is in high demand.
Watch the glass artist at work.
Also noteworthy are his gorgeous jellyfish pendants.
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- Riusue Fukahori's Amazing 3D Layered Resin Art (another outstanding Japanese artist)
Original Post by THE BEADING GEM
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oh wow such amazing beads, I love Galaxy designs as they show mystery, power, potential and something very meta cognitive
ReplyDeleteThose are simply gorgeous! No wonder his work is in such high demand!!!
ReplyDeleteI was mesmerized by his torch work - he makes it look so easy......
Wow, he is amazing! Thank you for sharing his beautiful work.
ReplyDeleteWow!!!! That guy is really talented. Too bad he stopped taking orders because I bet a ton of people (me for sure) would love his artistic pendants. Thank you for sharing his amazing work.
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