Our artists create a range of works, not all of which are shown on this page.
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Vines

Vines Footed

Vines Footed

Sunflower Ball

Vines

Farm

Farm

Farm

Vineyard Journey

Farm

Cold Winter Night

Communication

Communication

Communication

Tree of Life

Life

Drawn to the Flame

Dragonfly

Tandem

Tandem

In Tandem footed

Alchemy Tricolor

Alchemy Tricolor

Alchemy with Top

Funeral Urn for an Artist's Ego-McClellan

Alchemy

Alchemy

Alchemy

Mini Vases

50th Cousin 2

Men A Morphis

Alchemy with Blue Foot

Men a Morphis

Men A Morphis Bowl

Spring Dancers

Grape Vines

Wine Bottle

Three Graces Tri

Oblivious

Balance of Time

Heros Welcome

Search

Balance of Time Bowl

Tree of Life Plate

Jungle

Wrestler w:top

Morning Glory copy

Palm

Mainsail

Goldenwheat

Sunflower

Sunflower Bowl

Hibiscus

Waiting for Fall

Hibiscus

Jungle Plate

Hibiscus Red

Hibiscus Bowl

Mango Tango

Through A Glass Window

Cold Winter Night

Jungle

Butterfly

Dragonfly Bowl

Pear Bowl

Dragonfly

Tree

Wheat

Peacock

Kishkas' in an uproar

Grouper

Golden Goose
Duncan McClellan’s fascination with glass began at age five, when he visited a glass factory in West Virginia. Duncan never forgot the image of the glowing, molten mass being formed by an expert craftsman.
After successfully working with leather and clay, he finally had the opportunity to learn to blow glass at a studio in Ybor City, Florida in 1987. Duncan has studied the creation of larger forms with Fred Kahl and John Brekke, two instructors and artists working at the New York Experimental Glass Workshop. Duncan has also been honored as the second American invited to study and work at the ARS Studio in Murano, Italy.
Duncan most recently moved from Tampa and now works out of a newly renovated tomato plant in Midtown District of St. Petersburg, FL. Duncan redesigned a 7,800-square-foot building to have plenty of space to work and host events for local non-profits. Duncan’s processes enables him to place imagery on the inside and outside (and in some cases both) of his glass vessels. In his one-of-a-kind or series works, images are juxtaposed to articulate the message or idea. The focus is centered around the internal graal technique and overlay techniques, incorporating hand cutting, photo resist and computer graphics.
To finish these works, acid etching, fire polishing and a six-stage grinding and polishing technique are used. Currently, his work depicts emotions relating to family, personal growth and the spiritual connections between each of us as souls. As Duncan embarks on each new artistic journey, his connection to the work is more deeply felt by those who experience it. Each piece holds a unique place in the artist’s life and it is his joy to share with it you. Thanks to the glass factory he visited at the tender age.
To connect with Duncan visit him on Facebook, Twitter, Google Plus, and Instagram.