My sculptural glasswork tends to follow several diverse themes, as I have so many different interests & I want to explore them all. From fun projects like snowglobes, alien lifeforms and my plasma work, I am also currently working on a more personal collection exploring mental health issues.
Bellow are just a few of my other sculptural pieces, I’m currently working on new work taking advantage of my increased experience, much of this will be centred around mental health issues – plus of course I am sure some odd quirky ones will get made too! There are also some fun small peices made especially for comic-cons
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Monster pens, these bite back! Sadly I don’t have better pictures of this ‘Alien Seahuntress necklace’ from around 2013. I wanted a rustic looking necklace to look like an beachcomber on an alien world had put it together ‘The Rapture’ – around 32cm tall, divers helment is guilded in copper Close up of the detail of this earlier work Baby Triffids made for Comic-con 2018, inspired by old fashioned ‘end of pier’ lampwork animals After making some fun ‘Baby Triffids’ for Comic-con I was asked by an Australian Uranium glass collector to make a Uranium glass one – shown here under UV light which really makes the colour pop GMO’s – Gerald the Mutant Organism (and friends) More fun creatures for comic-con, I wanted to create little mutant characters growning out of lab slime & running amok. This was an early batch & started becoming quite detailed as their numbers grew. Most were no more than 4-6cm tall Drinking guy & zombie GMO – I imaged this one was so stupid it was eating its own brain Plague doctors, 6-7cm tall, solid glass. I returned to sculpting after my final eye operation in march 2019, just a month before Covid-19 shut everything 1950’s style Rocket Ship salt shaker Snow globe, 11cm high filled with water & holographic style hexagonal glitter