Monday, January 02, 2012

New year, New Fused Glass work!


Four new fused glass pendants and two new Koi Mobiles! I've posted the pendants multiple times to try to show how the different colors and layers show up when viewed in person.  Each pendant is 2 hand etched layers of dichroic glass with a clear layer between for depth.  They have hand wrought silver bails embedded between the layers which is a much more secure connection than a glue on bail.



























The fused glass Koi  are hand painted on both sides, they have been fused and fired a second time at slump temperature to give them extra movement.  The shadows they create are extra fun!







These are now available at Studio 25, Spanish Village, Balboa Park, San Diego
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Sunday, October 30, 2011

Wednesday, September 21, 2011

Koi for Artglass Shows coming up

Just finished this batch of Koi, ready to fire


These two have been fired once and are ready for the 2nd slump firing then they will be drilled and made into a fish mobile!

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Thursday, August 11, 2011

Cast Glass Skulls Big Adventure

My cast glass skull which will be part of  OneMillionBones came home for a visit.  Check out my Face Book for more of the Glass skull's big adventure   Check out Aug. 6th post for casting process and more information.

Saturday, August 06, 2011

Bone Casting with Rob Morey for "One Million Bones"

There is an evolving national project One Million Bones  That Rob Morey  /http://www.ramoreydesign.com/  and some glass artists decided to contribute to.  Click on title or wax skulls below to see our cast glass skulls in process!  I'm happy to be involved in this, it has been a great learning experience!  Thank you to Rob and all the other Artists and educators that have put there time and energy to bring awearness to genocide happening in our world today. Click on the One Million Bones link above for more information!

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Thursday, July 07, 2011

Glass boxes and first large fused glass piece

Some glass boxes from the past
4" x 6" x 2"

6" x 12" x 5"
First large fused glass piece