Glass Artist: Danielle Guthrie
You have to be able to adapt because things change. That’s just the lesson of time.
You have to be able to adapt because things change. That’s just the lesson of time.
This set was designed to celebrate the pairing of bourbon, Cannabis and this year’s Tannins and Terpenes issue.
“I want my work to be an experience that connects with others through color and has patterns that trigger emotions.”
“I express the beauty of these incredible forces, masculine and feminine, working together.”
From crazy milli implosions and opal encasements to the current line of Paradise Marbles, Ben's work always stands out.
As a kid I was obsessed with comic book art. That style of heavy exaggeration still influences my sculptural work today.
GlassHole has mentored numerous emerging artists while generously sharing lampworking tutorials on YouTube.
Harmon continues to find fresh ideas and functionalities that help to define his aesthetic.
Functional pieces in the shape of Raptors, Triceratops and more!
Elissa Newmeyer, known as Elnewglass, instantly comes to mind when thinking of the most creative artists in glass.
Each of them reflects our love for the animals depicted and their mythological influence on the societies around them.
This exciting fusion of his glassblowing genius & passion for Cannabis aims to redefine the standard for cannabis retail
The crew had so much fun that they decided to make it an annual event, and it's grown exponentially bigger ever since.
Innovation courses through the veins of Mothership Glass like plasma.
Much of Yunker’s work seems to speak to both the adult and child brain simultaneously.
The next few years will be exciting to watch as I create new work and explore new materials with no limitations.
From mini-tubes and water-spinners to cups and trinkets, Lewis has come a long way from his early days.
I am very inspired by the scene as a whole… and constantly am finding new glassblowers that ‘wow’ me.
Our insatiable curiosity and quest for the tastiest Cannabis consumption continues to evolve.
"Watching my dad blow glass over the years allowed me to learn visually."