Perhaps two years ago, I set a Patron tequila bottle upright on a kiln shelf curious to see the end result (normally bottles are laid on their side in a kiln). Almost immediately upon retrieval, that Patron bottle looked to me to be a future jellyfish.
Though it would need to wait on a basement table for quite some time, that jellyfish has finally come to life on a large old window of 31x30 inches.
I have a little trouble sitting still. And I like to have a project. Glass-on-Glass mosaic, that's my project. A little red house in a sun burnt field. A gnarly dead tree on a lonely road. The limb of a cherry blossom tree. I visit these places one piece of glass at a time. I like to think of my designs as jewelry for your home, in other words, "earrings for your lean-to." You can email me, cmill2003@gmail.com
Little Red Shed
Monday, October 28, 2013
Thursday, October 10, 2013
My Map of the World Hangs in the Roseville High School Library
This morning I received a picture of my Map of the World mosaic on an old storm window, as it now hangs in its new home. It took me well over a month to finish this piece last summer, and it was purchased by Roseville High School soon after the LOLA art crawl. The picture below is of the piece as it now hangs in their library.
It's a real honor to think of the future generations of high school students that will view my creation. Thank you Roseville High School.
It's a real honor to think of the future generations of high school students that will view my creation. Thank you Roseville High School.
Wednesday, October 2, 2013
Bukowski on Love and Death and Glass-O-Lantern is Back in His Perch
Bukowski is quoted on an old double hung window
and it's October, Glass-O-Lantern again hangs in front of my house
and it's October, Glass-O-Lantern again hangs in front of my house
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