Plate and Bowl

My latest large plate and bowl, the plate is 1" high X 22" X 22". The bowl is 6" high and 9" diameter. they are both in Black with Spring Green.

New Geode Bowl

This is the latest of the "Geode Bowl" series. It is three layers thick, black, white and red with at grid design.

The bowl is 9" in diameter and 7" high.

Latest Glass

My latest glass is a two piece combination of a deep bowl and a large platter. The bowl is 7" high X 9" diameter, the platter is 22" square and 1" deep. The glass is a "Curious" glass, only five sheets of this glass were made and I was able to get four of the sheets. The two colors are French Vanilla and Khaki. The neat thing about "Curious " glass is that it will most likely never be made again because it is left over glass from standard production runs.

Studio Exhibit

I am participating in Portland Open Studios this year. There are about 100 artists in the Portland area that will open their studios for the weekends of Oct. 9&10, and the 16th and 17th. You can visit their studios and talk to them about their art and see their recent work.
This is my work at the studio I work and teach at, Aquila Glass in Portland Oregon.

New Glass

This is my latest in the Geode Bowl series. It is a variation of my ABRACADABRA Series. This time using spring green and black for the mosaic effect. The bowl is 9 3/8" in diameter and 6 1/2" in height at the tip. It has a high gloss interior with a satin finish on the outside. The top edge has been cold worked and polished.

Several pieces of my glass at the Caswell Gallery in Troutdale Oregon.

A very nice gallery, the owner is Rip Caswell whose specialty is large bronze castings of wildlife.

This is the most recent Dinnerware set we had as a commission project. It was comprised of [8] eight, [3] three piece place settings and a serving tray. The large plates are 10.5" X 10.5", the salad plates are 8" X 8", the square bowl is 8" X 8" and the serving tray was 11" X 17".

Sharon has named it Hammerhead Dinnerware because she had to hand hammer sheet glass into frit [pieces of glass].