The otter & the salmon
Commissioned stained glass window by Jean J Campbell
Autumn hills & grasses blowing in the wind
Commissioned fused glass door panes incorporated into double glazed panels. Private residence, Isle of Skye
The chequered blanket
Example of a fused glass wall panel, slumped and sandblasted to emulate a tartan blanket.
Fused glass platter
Example of fused glass platter (30.5 x 30.5 centimetres)
Checked traditional stained glass window
Commissioned stained glass windows for a shower room, private residence Morvern, Scotland.
Staring at the moon.
Example of a window panel using a photographic image and incorporated into an old croft house window frame.
Commissioned commemorative platter with deer head.
Deer head inscribed in gold onto green/blue platter.
What is Fused Glass ? What is Glass Art ?
Glass Art can encompass many different ways of working with glass. Stained Glass is the most obvious, but glass can be fused, cold worked i.e engraved, sandblasted or moulded, painted and manipulated in heat to form many fascinating objects both functional or decorative.
Glass fused in a kiln at high temperatures goes from solid to fluid and back to solid again, allowing the artist to manipulate and produce bespoke works which can have design elements added or included according to the customer’s own colour palate requirements or wishes.
