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My GlassBerries Shop on Etsy
Virtually all of my sculpture and jewelry items are for sale in my Etsy shop called GlassBerries. Etsy provides a shopping cart and direct payment via credit cards or Paypal. This is the easiest place to buy my work, and in particular my newest jewelry designs. I also offer a line of christmas ornaments there. If you don't see what you want there, be sure to email me with a note about what you need. I enjoy making custom orders. www.etsy.com/shop/GlassBerries |
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My GlassBerries Shop on Amazon Handmade
I also sell a limited selection of my best-selling jewelry, sculpture and ornament designs on Amazon Handmade. www.amazon.com/handmade/GlassBerries |
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My Facebook Page
I try to keep up with the work of other artists whom I admire. If you like my work you will probably also like theirs. It isn't practical to add all of them to this Links page, but I do post their work to my Facebook page on a regular basis. You can look back through my Facebook Timeline to see photos of their works and links to their websites. www.facebook.com/Glassberries/ |
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My Pinterest Pages
I also collect images of beautiful realistic art in glass, ceramics, sugar and other media. I'm especially interested in represenations of fruit, flowers and animals (including fish and insects). This is another source where you can find the work of artists you may admire. www.pinterest.com/GlassBerries/ |
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Loy Allen
Loy Allen is a South Dakota native who has incorporated metal stem structures into her lampworked flower studies. Like the artists of the Art Nouveau period she is interested in a depiction of plant and animal life in a pantheistic spirit. Her natural forms are meant to be expressive without being strictly realistic. www.loyallen.net |
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Lucio Bubacco
Lucio Bubacco of Murano, Italy is one of the world's foremost glass sculptors of the human figure. His soda-lime glass lampworked creations explore topics of the devine and demonic, mythology and fantasy. www.luciobubacco.it/ |
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Vittorio Costantini
Vittorio Costantini is considered to be the world's premier lampwork artist in the area of glass insects, fish and birds. He lives and works in Venice, Italy but also teaches occasionally in the United States. I was able to attend his workshop at the Corning Museum of Glass in 2005. www.vittoriocostantini.com |
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Kathleen Elliott
Kathleen Elliott lives in California and is a full-time flameworker of borosilicate glass. Her past creations include botanical studies of both real and imaginary plants. Her recent works explore intersections between the worlds of botany and philosophy. www.kathleenelliot.com |
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Wesley Fleming
Wesley is a student of Vittorio Costantini. His lampworked soda-lime glass insects and birds include both realistic examples of naturally-occuring species, and fantasy insects direct from Wes' imagination. www.wesleyfleming.com |
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Kimiake and Shin-Ichi Higuchi
The Higuchis are considered to be the world's premier artists in Pate de Verre glasswork. They live and work in Japan but their artworks can be seen and purchased at a number of galleries in the United States including The Corning Museum of Glass. The Higuchis teach their methods once a year to ten lucky students by means of a juried seminar at the Corning Museum of Glass. I was priviledged to take their seminar in 2006. https://shops.cmog.org/artists/glass-artists/kimiake-shin-ichi-higuchi |
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Margaret Neher
Lampworker Margaret Neher lives and works in Ithaca, New York. She makes beautifully realistic flowers and fruit out of Borosilicate Glass. I attended her workshop at the Corning Museum of Glass in 2007. Margaret's work is sold in fine galleries throughout the United States. www.margaretneher.com |
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Beau Tsai
Beau Tsai is a Taiwanese flameworker who emigrated to the United States. He makes extraordinarily realistic insects, fish and animals from Borosilicate glass. www.beautsai.com |
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Top 100 Art Beads
A great site to find lampworked glass and other beads from 100 top artists. top100artbeads.com/ |
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