So here's a look at a commission piece that I completed October 2016. Interesting part is this customer picked up my business card 3 years before when I did the Westport Art Fair. One other special part of this commission is its the first piece I did that required to be done in 2 halves then assembled on site in their home. The piece measures 13 feet long.
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Showing posts with label sculptures. Show all posts
Tuesday, July 4, 2017
Friday, November 14, 2014
First full color piece
So over the years of doing art fairs and such I've had various people ask me if I did pieces in color so this year I decided to do just that and boy did I do just that.
Feast your eyes upon Psychedelic Psephlapod. Not only does this piece feature color its also a collaborative piece with a good artist friend of mine named Rhoda J. Powers. Rhoda works mainly in fused glass. So the circular pieces you see in this one are all multi layer fused glass creations by Rhoda and they turned out fantastic.
Feast your eyes upon Psychedelic Psephlapod. Not only does this piece feature color its also a collaborative piece with a good artist friend of mine named Rhoda J. Powers. Rhoda works mainly in fused glass. So the circular pieces you see in this one are all multi layer fused glass creations by Rhoda and they turned out fantastic.
Sunday, October 5, 2014
Long time coming
Just in case I haven't mentioned this before, I don't really like writing very much. Buuuut, I guess I gotta put on my big boy pants and do what I gotta do.
So I've been busy this summer both at the landscaping company and making art. I produce a few new pieces for the Westport Art Fair that I did this year again. It's one of my favorites, a lot of great art and great people. At the show a couple spoke to me about doing a commission piece for them so that's what's in the works right now.
One if the new things I did for the Westport show was incorporating color and more fused glass from my good friend and great glass artist Rhoda J Powers.
Labels:
art fairs,
artists,
fused glass,
glass,
illumination,
lights,
sculptures
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