Sky Edon

I would describe my work as organic,abstract with a sprinkle of spirituality.I tend to have a very basic idea and just let my imagination lead the way .Each of my pieces are unique .I’m just out of my Buddha zone and entering the realm of angels.

Sue Bailey, Glass

Currently making wall art, bowls, drop outs and trying out new techniques. Recently attended a Master class with Amanda Simmons on kiln formed tall vessels.

Morgan, Catherine

Smith, David

Barton, Maggie

Berkieta, Ewa

I enjoy merging my fusing, etching and glass painting skills in creating unique works. Equally I feel at home with the traditional skills required in repairing and conserving stained glass windows. Each type of project, whether working to a commissioned design or requiring original input is an exciting challenge.

Cracking Glass

I recently took part in an Open Studios event, which had to be virtual so I have developed a youtube channel – Cracking Glass. Of the several films, this one shows a variety of pieces installed in my house
https://youtu.be/dS0hIveJd74 ,and others show work in progress. I particularly love working with lead , creating the individual design required to fit a specific location and the style and taste of the customer.

Wain-Heapy, Stella

I am creating pictures of seascapes from glass and have recently finished a series of pictures of the South Hams.

Harper, Stephanie

Else, Stephanie

I use a variety of kiln forming techniques – combining surface texture, pattern and colour within my designs to generate striking glass panels and art pieces which transform with the light throughout the day.

I enjoy working to commission, creating beautiful bespoke pieces for clients.

I am proud to announce that I have recently been awarded the Stone International Art Prize 2019, and was a finalist in the 2018 London Contemporary Art Prize for my unique Sculpted Glass Panels.