As promised, here's a series of my goblets with colored glass! I made these a couple years back as part of my portfolio. The theme of my concentration was non linear progress and I think this series is

This is one of my favorite pictures of one of my pieces. Clear glass is notoriously difficult to shoot, especially with a white background (common in most light boxes), because the piece typically reflects

These three glass paper weights are meant to encapsulate the movement and freedom of dreams. These three pieces together share a common theme of color but stand alone uniquely with their varying shape

I made these turtles as a gift for my partner and thought I'd share them. These turtles take the same basic ideas behind implosion pendants but add a few small sculptural elements to give them some life.

This is a piece I made not too long ago while I was experimenting with paperweights and large vessels. I really liked the idea of making a large wine decanter that contained a paperweight on the bottom.

For anyone who has seen my work and had questions about how I make it there is a how to video by William Grout. I use a very similar for most of my pendants. I love the implosion technique and often

This is the only pendant like this I've ever made and it combines two commonly used pendant making techniques. I used the implosion technique which I've talked about in previous posts but I also employed

This is one of my favorite glass blowers, William Gudenrath. He does what two people struggle to do together by himself with ease. There is a video on youtube where William is making an on-the-pipe goblet.

Here is another glass implosion pendant from 2014. This pendant was made with four different types of borosilicate glass. The process begins by melting clear glass into a small spherical shape. Then, a

This is another pendant I made back in 2014. This one is extremely unique as it was the result of a color experiment. While working with a technique called silver fuming, where you melt silver and cover

I made this glass pendant back in 2014 and it is easily one of my favorite from my pendant making days. This pendant is largely the result of experimenting with different colors on a black background.

According to a recent story in NewScientist, a particle called Baryons make up a large portion of the previously unconfirmed matter in the universe. Image by Andrey Kravtsov

Check out these handmade glass vessels. They're part of a series on progress. The vessel in most focus is the most technically correct and the ones behind it reveal the attempts to progress. If you're

My name is Steve. I am a glass artist currently residing in Eugene Oregon USA and going to school for math and physics. I'll be posting my art along with science/tech articles I find interesting. Please

This handmade flower pendant is made out of borosilicate glass and the fumes of burning silver. The transparent blue color of the petals is produced by trapping silver fumes under molten glass. Steemit

This fall my partner and I made these beautiful glass pumpkins. ![IMG_7952.jpg] This one and ones like it are for sale on etsy! If you are interested for yourself or as a wonderful halloween gift for someone