Popular with artists and calligraphers, standard metal nibs will fit into most of my glass pens. This means nibs can be rapidly changed for different styles, plus the glass is easy to clean and has a nice weight (pens vary between 18-35grams.) Unlike fountain pens they can even be used for media that would normally clog them, I’ve even got a potter who uses one for applying glazes!
I often explore different ideas to create sculptural effects on then pens, creating limited editions & one offs. For current available glass please check out my store at www.etsy.com/shop/steampunkglass or to see more on my Instagram feed and Facebook page too.
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Absinthe inspired pen, this lovely green has lots of tones and colours which spiral in a helix inside the glass 
Blue silver luster pen, the metallic surface colours are created from ‘fuming’ pure silver onto the glass 
Sandblasted finish creates a simple elegant & lightweight pen 
Made with opal white glass over which I’ve fumed 22ct gold. This is an old fashioned way of creating pink glass, creating wonderful metallic lusters on the surface. 
Group of silver luster pens on blue, the silver always reacts in different ways so everyone is always unique 
Nebula pen, using Gilson opals, dichroic glass and silver fume to create glittering stars in a nebula 
Nebula pen, using Gilson opals, dichroic glass and silver fume to create glittering stars in a nebula 
Monster pens, a very limited edition & all made in glass 
Uranium glass pens. The spirals inside are made with uranium glass which means they really glow under UV light. I only make a limited amount as the Uranium batch glass is currently out of production 
Not strictly a pn, this sea wand uses the same techniques of silver luster on sapphire blue glass, with a sea anemone marble & glass cockleshells
