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Marc Fresina Marysville, Washington @weaponsofglassdestruction Wogd84@yahoo.com As a kid, growing up in the Nineties, Marc Fresina loved watching Nickelodeon cartoons like Rugrats and Rocko’s Modern

Joe Morrison @Joemorrisonglass Eau Claire, Wisconsin “I’ve always been creative, and originally, glass blowing was just something I could do that was pretty awesome,” says

Chaiah Sullivan has spent most of his 28 years as a resident of Paonia on Colorado’s Western Slope, a region comprised of high desert, sculpted

  Becoming a glassblower has been trial by fire for Nick O’Hara. “It’s been nine years of hard work, trial and error, and lots of

@Hardman_Art_Glass Chase Hardman was advised that the key to creating the most superific piece is to draw inspiration from childhood memories. One of his fondest

Galen Sawatzky @goolenglass Some glass artists are known for a specific style. Galen Sawatzky likes to mix and match the different techniques that he’s perfected

Tito Bern Burlington, Vermont facebook.com/tito.bern Tito Bern is surrounded by glass. Not only has Bern been a professional glass blower since 1999, he’s also the

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