Crafting Glass

Although I did not get the required ten pictures to start the contest (sadly) I did get the great pictures below (not in any particular order). I’m sharing them with you today. The first window picture is in St Josephs Chapel at ground zero in New York. The artist is Guy Kemper (www.kemperstudio.com). Second picture is a private residence window done by Karen Tarlow submitted by her husband Paul Tarlow(www.heliosglass.com). The last lovely picture is of a window in a sanctuary door in the Congregation Bethaynu in Pepper Pike, Ohio. Image courtesy of Lynn Katz Danzig (no web site given). Three different types of glass work, three different styles, yet all are stunning, IMHO. My thanks to you all.

Now please view these three beautiful glass window pictures just below. Jerry (webmaster, Crafting Glass) 

Entry #1

 Entry #2

Entry #3

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Hello Everyone!

Starting in October I will be writing an article on an artist in one of the glass categories featured on Crafting Glass. These categories are: glass blowing, dichroic glass art/jewelry, etched (and carved) glass, fused glass, glass beads, and stained glass. There will be no particular order (such as alphabetical) in which the artists will appear. I have several artists in mind for the first and subsequent articles. If you are an artist and want to appear here please contact me and be willing to let me use an article about your work or a video or picture of your work. New artists in the field of glass arts are welcome to apply also.

Thanks,

Jerry (webmaster, Crafting Glass)

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