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Axe 14x9
Axe 14x9
Medallion 18x18x4 B
Medallion 18x18x4 B
CF Lidded Jar 15x10
CF Lidded Jar 15x10
Lg CF Vessel 17x14
Lg CF Vessel 17x14
Sm CF Vessel 11x11 (5)
Sm CF Vessel 11x11 (5)
Color Facet Optical 12x7
Color Facet Optical 12x7
Sm CF Vessel 11x11 (3)
Sm CF Vessel 11x11 (3)
Sm CF Vessel 11x11
Sm CF Vessel 11x11
Sm CF Vessel 11x11 (2)
Sm CF Vessel 11x11 (2)
CF Lidded Jar19x8
CF Lidded Jar19x8
Optical Ruby
Optical Ruby
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Optical Purple
Optical Purple
I never had an early interest in glass in particular but always had an interest in creativity. Sometimes, I’m not too sure where it’s going; but for me, it’s all about being able to make what I want, when I want, and keep it moving until I can no longer do so. I took the scenic route on the way to working with glass. I was always interested in the visual arts and music, and in 1976, I started my education at Kent State University with a major in painting. During this time, I had a weekend job as a groundskeeper at Hale Farm, an early American historical village just outside of Kent, Ohio. It was there that I was literally thrown into glassblowing.