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PORTFOLIO
Oregon State University in Corvallis, Oregon
911 Call Center in Tacoma, Washington
Restaurant in Nordstrom in South Bay, Washington
University of Washington Hospital Cafeteria in Seattle, Washington
Sidewalk at the AT&T Building in Seattle, Washington
Keiro Nursing Home in Seattle, Washington
Kallista Offices in San Francisco, California
Saint Mark's Episcopal Cathedral in Seattle, Washington
Chapel of St. Ignatius at Seattle University in Seattle, Washington
Hospital Lobby in Los Angles, California
Home 4 in Edmonds, Washington
Ron's Sculpture in Capitol Hill in Seattle, Washington
Elevator in Seattle, Washington
House 22 in Seattle, Washington
Alstrom Offices in Bellevue, Washington
Lynnwood Convention Center Outdoor Sculpture in Lynnwood, Washington
Market Towers in Seattle, Washington
Home of Steve Jones in Seattle, Washington
Offices in Kent, Washington
House 10 in Seattle, Washington
Show Piece in Derix, Germany
Marpac Offices in Seattle, Washington
Sea Tac Airport Lights in Seatac, Washington
Sculpture in Redmond, Washington
Selig Storefront Neon Pillars in Seattle, Washington
515 Maynard Ave, Seattle, Washington
Anchorage Kincaid Park Elementary in Anchorage, Alaska
Tabletops in Fremont Tavern in Seattle, Washington
Anchorage Performing Arts Center in Anchorage, Alaska
Majestic Bay Theater in Seattle, Washington
House 2 in Seattle, Washington
FUSED GLASS
Fused glass is glass that is heated to about 1450 degrees in molds. You can make a variety of thicknesses and shapes. This glass can be polished. Fused glass is good for mantle pieces, sculpture, sidewalks, screens, walls, table tops, and lighting. It can also be laminated with a variety of textured backs and sides. It can also be bent for sculpture and lighting. I have developed about sixty forms of fused glass.
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