Tim keyzers collectors page.
Tim keyzers marble stand.
Here at glass orbits you will find the best art glass marbles by the best marble artists from the us japan europe and australia.
Thermal formation with skull and opal shard electroformed copper and encased copper wire mesh creatively photographed and made.
Paperweights glass spinning tops pendants and more.
Tim keyzers has been creating beautiful glass for over a decade and he continues to push the limits of what can be achieved in the world of marbles.
He makes four different vortex marbles from easier to more advanced using frit color stringers dichroics and silver fuming including how to create a phantom corkscrew and how to decorate the backside with a detailed spotting pattern which is one of timothy s signature looks.
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Shimmering glass spinning tops that glide across surfaces when spun.
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Keyzers will demonstrate many techniques very useful in creating highly contemporary borosilicate vortex marbles step by step.
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When i first started collecting in early 2003 tim was one of the first artists to really enthrall me with the vortexes he was creating at the time.
Round tubular and oblong beads.