fused glass art
I hope that everyone had a great New Year’s Day. Speaking of holidays, here is one last piece of holiday fused glass: my poinsettia bowl. It measures 13.5 inches in diameter and 1.75″ deep. This piece was one of my favorite bits of holiday glass this year, even though it wasn’t finished until after Christmas,…
Happy New Year, everyone! This time of year, everyone talks about New Year’s resolutions. How about making it simple for yourself? Since goal setting seems to be a bust for most people before January even ends, try something a little different this year. Let go of one habit or attitude that keeps you from reaching…
I wrote two weeks ago about a new building I was hoping to move into around the first of the year. The closing was scheduled for tomorrow. Now it looks as though both closing and move in to the new studio space will have to wait until mid- to end of January, if they happen…
Inspired by all of the Christmas decorations around this time of year, I’ve been hard at play making a whole herd of holiday goodies. I’ll just show off a few of the pieces here and you can find all of the rest of the holiday goodies in the store in the Holiday category of the…
There are plenty of decorative bowls on the market. If you want a bowl that reflects the beauty and jolliness of the holidays, as well as a bowl that can make rooms more cheerful on any day of the year, you’ll want to own a fused glass bowl from AMusinGlass. Each of these bowls is…
First of all, I’d like to wish everyone a Happy Thanksgiving! I want to say thank you to all of my existing customers and to all of the new customers who will find my work over the coming year. I really appreciate your willingness to invest in art for yourself and others. I’ve been so…
Do you remember the childhood game of Pixie Stix? It’s played by dropping a handful of thin, colored wooden or plastic rods in assorted colors down on the ground. You have to pick up one of the Pixie Stix without touching any of the others. The rest of the rules are lost in the dim…
Shown at the right and left is a pair of photos of the second light fixture that I’ve been working on. This bowl was intended to be the lamp shade for a pendant light fixture that would hang from the ceiling. It’s made from a piece of clear glass on the top and a sheet…
Well, we’ve got the lights and the camera going here, anyway… since I didn’t create a video, I’m not sure the post qualifies for the action part. Anyway, I’ve been working on some different types of lights for my new home lately. In this post, I wanted to share some of my thoughts after working…
It’s been a crazy few weeks, trying to get several pieces completed in between traveling and meetings. The first successful large frit ball bowl, entitled Sedona Sunset, just came out of the kiln this morning. I really like the end result and hope all of you do as well. (You can click on the images…
