Showing posts with label fused glass. Show all posts
Showing posts with label fused glass. Show all posts

Wednesday, December 12, 2012

Own an Original Bling Bling!

Dichroic  Glass 

Unique

Elegant


Each Piece a Small Sculpture

These are examples, designs vary.  Each is an individual piece of art, by a fine
arts artist.  I approach this as fine art, sculpture, a work of art,  not as cookie cutter  mass
produced craft. These are not mass produced, but each as treated as its own individual canvas.

Glass Fusion Necklaces by Elizabeth Gordon

Own a piece of original art 
price $45 small, $50 medium, $60 large
contact me at rabbits5@aol.com to order
at present the etsy link is having problems.  
Specify size, number of necklaces you would like.
You will need to use the email address to order.
If you are listed as a member under the followers 
section you will receive 10% off.  They are rewards 
for loyal readers and supporters!

Friday, October 14, 2011

Continuation of New Work/Glass Fusion


Glass Fusion using dichroic glass.

Dichroic glass is that which has metal embedded onto the surface level. It is an expensive glass. Most artist use chips in a piece, but I love the richness of using all dichroic.

Tuesday, September 13, 2011

NEW Crop of Fused Glass/CROP II

This series of fused glass shows a variety of new combinations of dichroic glass with my collage approach of piecing sections of different kinds of glass.Blue black backed stripes, with purple bubbles and white ribbed chips.


This piece uses the tubes or sticks of dichroic glass. It gives a heavier linear look. It is all a matter of person preference of what appeals to a person. I just like playing with colors, shapes and texture.
Here is a group shot of the last grouping. They look delicious enough to eat like some wonderful candy don't they!
If you are doing fused glass necklaces remember to look for bales and cords to complete the necklace. They can be found locally sometimes and you can always order them on line. I have had very good luck with E6000 Glue.

Thursday, August 4, 2011

Leonardo Da Vinci drops in

This is Leonardo Da Vinci, if you do not recognize him! Of course an art teacher like me would name their dog an artist name. I call him Vinci. He was a rescue dog found wandering on a four lane highway. I have had him now three years, he is five now and weighs about 10 lbs. I have no idea what kind of dog he is except cute and loving. You will see him appear often in my blog. He sits in my lap for hours as I do my art. Here he is modeling a fused glass necklace for you on the patio! Say hello to Vinci...he will accept his own mail as well!
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