Snap Shot “Purple Dahlia” Cast glass, black and white photography on wood cradle board 9 inches by 12 inches One of my favorite Dahlias is the purple Dahlia. I have painted it many times in my watercolors. This “Snap Shot” Dahlia is created from one of my photographs. I am always amazed seeing the intricate…
A montage of New Work “Snap Shots”. Shown in a montage view the work can be placed at each admirers discretion.
Snap Shot Red Dawn Cast glass, oil paint, black and white photo’s, silver paint, on wood cradle box frame. 18 inches by 24 inches
Snap Shot Yellow Dahlia Cast glass and black and white photo on wood cradle board. 9 inches by 12 inches Translating photos of the Dahlias in my garden into cast glass sculptures. The Dahlia pictured was grown in my garden. I sculpted the clay model from the photo. The photo is underneath the glass sculpture…
Snap Shot Red Painted Daisy 18 by 24 Cast glass, black and white photo on wood box cradle frame.
Dahlia Garden Snapshot Cast Glass, black and white photography, on wood cradle frame. 18 inches By 24 inches
Snap Shot Painted Daisy Cast glass, Black and white photograph on wood cradle board. 9 by 12
Cast glass 12 inches The forest floor represents deterioration and renewal as leaves return to the soil to rise again in the form of new growth as trees. Sooner or later we all find ourselves on the forest floor.
Cast glass and flamework 12 inches This is a study for “To Taste of Spring,” a small vignette in which a bird looks hopefully into a frozen pond with fall leaves imbedded in ice. The bird longs for the spring, as he looks quizzically at the leaves frozen into the water. In this sculpture, I…
