The Seattle Glassblowing Studio showcases intricate sculptures, colorful art sinks, delicate jewelry, artistic lighting, and a variety of other glass pieces. But for many visitors the real eye-catcher is the spacious studio, where talented artists work with molten glass. … more
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Posted by Harry Hayward, 208 days ago.
Great interview and sound capture - pix made me feel like I was in the hotshop!
Posted by Jeff Rudd, 208 days ago.
I've never stepped foot into a glass studio--but feel like I can feel the heat of the fire. This artist creates some really nice work. Look forward to seeing more.
Posted by Shakira Ericksen, 207 days ago.
This is so cool, I'm going to take my little sister down there.
Posted by Sarah Jeglum, 207 days ago.
Great photos. I want to attend his school when he starts it.
Posted by Amy Gonzalez Monroe, 205 days ago.
Nice images Laura!
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