GLASS FEATURE
JOEL CORLEY BLACK SAND GLASS
Joel Corley is making waves (literally) in the world of functional glass art. Corley’s Black Sand Glass studio is named for the black
Sean “Glasshole” Witschger
Sean “Glasshole” Witschger. “A pipe is a pipe is a pipe until you do something different with it,” remarks glass artist Sean Witschger. Truer
Dylan Kelley
With 20 years behind him as glass blower, Dylan Kelley had tried a bunch of different techniques from inside-out and wig wag to reticello. One
DIGGER
Jeremy Sinkus is a real rock star among glass artists, known for his amazing geological designs, including crystals and gemstones, all realistically recreated in glass.
HEATHER DURBIN
Most people start blowing glass after meeting vendors at music festival or watching their friends melting glass at the torch. Heather Durbin began her glass
Willo
soulshine-arts.com When Willo Sernovitz was 12 years old, he was in his backyard shooting off fireworks and one of the bottle rockets errantly flew into
Regis Turocy
Regis Turocy always knew he would be an artist. In college, he earned serval art degrees, and moving forward, he worked as a graphic designer
CLARK’S GLASS WORKS
Before getting into glass blowing, Clark was going for a mechanical engineering degree and had a job assembling and tuning bicycles. He never thought
Aaron Uretsky
aaronuglass.com instagram.com/aaronuglass Aaron Uretsky (“Aaron U” for short) is into koala bears. He’s been drawing them since forever, and they naturally found their way
