
Glass Artist: Whitney Harmon
"The barnacles in my work evolved from my love of beach glass and millefiori slowly coming together over the years."
"The barnacles in my work evolved from my love of beach glass and millefiori slowly coming together over the years."
Cannabis helps my creativity, or at least I feel like I have more creativity when I smoke... It helps with inspiration.
We spend significant time in the water, snorkeling and looking at sea life, taking in inspiration that fuels our work.
"When you’re staring at the flame, you don’t have space in your mind for anything else, so you end up meditating..."
Swan's complex method layers colors together, pulling them into a twisted latticino cane that builds up the walls...
His solo works are like snapshots of fantastical psychedelic experiences frozen in glass.
“It was a very complex build. Every component was going to need to be scaled perfectly for it to work.”
"I wanted to be able to truly make a living off my art and show my work everywhere in the world.”
"If someone sees a glass chain at a sesh or on Instagram, I want them to ask, ‘Is that a Chanski chain?’"
They use their platform to promote glass artists who make high-functioning pieces that aren't going to break the bank.
In order to bridge the gap between artist and consumer, Larry decided to open Manifest Studios in early 2022.
A gifted glassblower, Darby Holm's pieces are easily recognizable thanks to his trademark design elements.
Emily Marie quickly took to glassblowing, leaving her mark on the art form as she works towards perfecting her craft.
Abe Fleishman of Northstar Glassworks tells the Leaf about the return of DFO and where he sees the glass world heading.
From intricate, full-on Octopi rigs that even include Octopi-themed utensils
"We shouldn’t be afraid to pursue our dreams."
“There was a glassblowing studio on my walk home from school. I kept bothering them for a job and finally they caved."
"I focus on intention and energy transfer in everything I make.”
“The finished product is a response from the glass informing me of what it needs.”
I draw a lot of inspiration from architecture, whether it be from a building, skyscraper or any interesting structure.