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Chris Miller
Shatter and Glue
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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
Thursday, April 3, 2014
Wednesday, March 19, 2014
Poppies in a Field and Love for the Saintly City
Poppies on a full sized window:
...and a little bit of love for what my dad used to refer to as "the saintly city"
...and a little bit of love for what my dad used to refer to as "the saintly city"
Tuesday, March 4, 2014
It's a Wonder and a few other Things
Wonder Bread, how I dreamed of you as a kid (mostly because of the free football card that was included inside your packaging). But mom saw through your tactics and due to your high price and poor nutritional makeup, placed you on a list in her mind of products we would not be taking home from the grocery store (Lucky Charms comes to mind as another on that dreaded list).
I don't know if they still offer free football cards, and I can't say for sure what happened, but now I can buy all the Wonder Bread and Lucky Charms I want, yet I have no interest in doing so. Nothing, however, could stop the creation of Wonder Bread in glass on a 36 x31 inch window.
Enjoy! It's good for you.
A few additional small pieces to boot
And a small Japanese flag created in my recent glass fusing class. Eighth of an inch white 96 COE glass melted atop an eighth of an inch 96 COE clear glass blank. Topped off by a 96 COE red circle to complete the flag.
I don't know if they still offer free football cards, and I can't say for sure what happened, but now I can buy all the Wonder Bread and Lucky Charms I want, yet I have no interest in doing so. Nothing, however, could stop the creation of Wonder Bread in glass on a 36 x31 inch window.
Enjoy! It's good for you.
A few additional small pieces to boot
And a small Japanese flag created in my recent glass fusing class. Eighth of an inch white 96 COE glass melted atop an eighth of an inch 96 COE clear glass blank. Topped off by a 96 COE red circle to complete the flag.
Tuesday, February 25, 2014
Cherry Blossoms and Home is Where the Heart is
Below Freezing through at least next Monday (today is Tuesday), which has nothing to do with glass mosaic, but it is very much on my mind as I type this.
Anyhoo, a rather large (36 by 32 inch) old window gives birth to a very Spring like cherry blossoms design. Ahhh... cherry blossoms...Spring...warm...[sigh]
And sometimes I heart Minneapolis (though it is, I admit, testing my patience this winter)
Anyhoo, a rather large (36 by 32 inch) old window gives birth to a very Spring like cherry blossoms design. Ahhh... cherry blossoms...Spring...warm...[sigh]
And sometimes I heart Minneapolis (though it is, I admit, testing my patience this winter)
Monday, February 3, 2014
More Wishful Thinking, Flowers
Flowers (sigh) will we ever see you again? A large window mosaic reminder of spring (a time of year I struggle now to remember)
Tuesday, January 21, 2014
Weeds Will Grow Anywhere and a Little Tree Swing
Dandelions from bottles on a full sized old window, and a little tree swing on an 11 by 7 inch frame.
Friday, January 10, 2014
Hey! I made the St. Paul Newspaper
...well sort of. I've been hanging/selling mosaics at a really cool vintage store in my neighborhood, Junket:Tossed and Found, since December of 2012. Julie, the owner, regularly garners press for her store, and low and behold if one of my Dylan mosaics didn't make it into a picture attached to the latest article, along with about half of one of my other creations.
"Well, sometimes I might get drunk, walk like a duck and smell like a skunk."
- Dylan
See the picture, read the article here http://www.twincities.com/life/ci_24883397/two-minneapolis-vintage-shops-opening-stores-within-stores
"Well, sometimes I might get drunk, walk like a duck and smell like a skunk."
- Dylan
See the picture, read the article here http://www.twincities.com/life/ci_24883397/two-minneapolis-vintage-shops-opening-stores-within-stores
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