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Michael O'Toole
"The work shown on the website is a collection of glass art that is typical of our capabilities. We are pleased to customize any piece shown to meet your color and size requirements. Please contact us to discuss your preferences".
William Ortman
I graduated from the Columbus College of Art and Design in 2007. I have a Bachelors Degree in Fine art with a focus in Glass Blowing. My objective as an artist is to create aesthetic forms using incredibly rich colors and textures.
Currently I am exploring the incalmo technique, and have been...
Steve Palmer
Steve Palmer has been working as an artist with a primary focus in glass since 1979. He began his study of glass blowing with Bob Toensing at ARCC and also completed the BFA program at the University of Minnesota with a focus in
sculpture.
Steve is currently involved with the production of two main...
Luis Perez
The aesthetics of Wabi-Sabi found me before I knew of its existence. How often has the expression “if these wall could talk” been thought of or spoken? Well, to me they do talk. There is a whisper in every dark crevasse, a stately remark in the most corroded metal, an exclamation in every bubble of...
Jack Pine
Get a glimpse of a true artist at work! Jack Pine has been blowing glass for over 20 years. He studied at the Columbus College of Art and Design before heading out West, where he mastered his technique in Seattle and Denver. His work has been featured in galleries and museums across the country....
Steve Pitts
About the Artist
Steve Pitts lives in Ardmore, Tennessee. A graduate of University of Alabama in Huntsville, he has a Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering. His other interests include caving, photography, pipe organs, military science, Hatha yoga and mountain climbing.
Wesley Rasko
Painted, laminated and cut glass in combination with cast glass, optical crystal and exotic stone.
Kimberly Reed
OLD WORLD CRAFTSMANSHIP, NEW WORLD DESIGNS
We strive to create unique and quality treasure boxes that are hand crafted works of art using mixed media.
The unique shape of the lid is our own design. It is raised with angled sides. This not only enhances light reflection, it also makes it much more...
Nick Ruhlman
I create sculptures combining hand blown glass with stainless steel.
David Russell
"Eagerly seeking a career that utilized my hands and was not in the typical office setting, I found myself at the Penland School of Crafts in 1996. My studies first began in the iron forge and wood shop but quickly gravitated to the hot glass studio. It was there that I found the ultimate...