This new Adirondack Series is of course nature inspired. We are lucky enough to be featured artists in the Old Forge Art Center gallery starting August 18 and these pieces are a sneek peek of what I will be exhibiting.
Sunday, July 22, 2007
Frog Opal Marble
This 2 1/4 inch Frog and Heart Opal Marble has got to be as big as I'll probably ever get!
Sunday, July 15, 2007
Friday, July 13, 2007
ETSY 7/13/07
OOOO Friday the 13 my lucky day! Lets celebrate with some wine and beer!
how will we open the bottles and keep them fresh?
NEW ETSY LISTINGS
Thursday, July 12, 2007
Wednesday, July 11, 2007
The Garden
I just wanted to add a couple of my favorite photos of my garden. I love photographing flowers they almost want to jump out at ya! Does the yellow pansy seem a little familar? Chris has made many of them in marbles, just look up our banner on the top of the page! Inspiration in the backyard!
More About Us
C.N.Y. Glass Studio & GalleryArtists: Christopher & Jacquelyn Rice:
http://www.cnyglass.com/ Email: cnyglass1@yahoo.comPhone: 315-525-2802
What kind of beads do you make? What kinds of processes do you use? What is your favorite beadmaking technique? Lampwork Beads, Marbles, Sculpture and Goblets are our specialties! We love making glass into a works of art in all shapes and sizes. We also dabble in glass fusing, slumping, and sandblasting. Our favorite techniques are making flowers and butterfly implosions and cartoon like critter beads.
How did you get into bead making? What are some of the important things you do for your business? Chris began working with glass about 7 years ago focusing primarily on blown work and hollow forms. From there he ventured into marbles and has never looked back. Jacquelyn began lampworking about a year later with the same approach. After a while Jacquelyn began to stray to find her own calling in glass art. She found sculpture and bead making allowed her to express her humor and adventurous personality better and on a smaller scale. Two most important things to do as a business is to never put all your eggs in one basket, and be open minded. For every minute not working is another dollar left unearned.
Tuesday, July 10, 2007
Butterflies & Trees
Much of my new work has butterflies, birds, flowers and of course frogs. I've been working with alot of soft glass because the bright vibrant colors seem to create a warmth among the chilly weather we are having.
~Jacquelyn
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