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I first learned about fused glass after graduating from Santa Fe High School. A local artist, Deborah Brink, introduced me to the craft at the Challenge New Mexico day program in Santa Fe. Since then, I have created and sold many pieces, which helped me learn, understand, and appreciate the concept of “sell it for money.”


I enjoy learning and get very excited to try new methods for fused glass projects. I'm very proud of my work, and frequently give them as gifts to my family and friends. To make sure I continue learning, I like to attend glass-fusing classes at Bullseye Glass Co.’s Resource Center in Santa Fe.  

Fused Glass Artwork

Types of Original Art

Fused Glass Artwork

A multi-step process that transforms sheet glass into sculpted, colorful works of art:


  • Cut sheet glass
  • Add decorative touches (layered glass, frit, stringers, confetti, sizzle sticks)
  • Fuse layers and artistic touches in a kiln (each firing takes 16+ hours to fuse and cool fused glass)
  • Shape (slump) fused glass using molds in a kiln (depending

A multi-step process that transforms sheet glass into sculpted, colorful works of art:


  • Cut sheet glass
  • Add decorative touches (layered glass, frit, stringers, confetti, sizzle sticks)
  • Fuse layers and artistic touches in a kiln (each firing takes 16+ hours to fuse and cool fused glass)
  • Shape (slump) fused glass using molds in a kiln (depending on the shape, it takes between 10 and 12 hours to slump and cool the fused glass)

My Designs

Types of Original Art

Fused Glass Artwork

I have a unique way of coming up with design ideas for my fused glass pieces. Here are some examples of where I find inspiration for my work:


  • A cityscape of Chicago--based on a postcard my sister sent me
  • Mountains with a full moon and train--inspired by the movie, "Stand by Me"
  • A purple bowl with gold flecks as an homage to my favorite NBA t

I have a unique way of coming up with design ideas for my fused glass pieces. Here are some examples of where I find inspiration for my work:


  • A cityscape of Chicago--based on a postcard my sister sent me
  • Mountains with a full moon and train--inspired by the movie, "Stand by Me"
  • A purple bowl with gold flecks as an homage to my favorite NBA team--the LA Lakers
  • A green alien representing E.T. Fun fact: I used to claim he was my cousin!
  •  Several crosses with and without Jesus

Types of Original Art

Types of Original Art

Types of Original Art

  • Crosses
  • Plates
  • Bowls
  • Coasters
  • Candle Holders
  • Artistic Tiles
  • Suncatchers
  • Ornaments
  • Nightlights
  • Money clips
  • Bookmarks
  • Jewelry
  • Bolo ties
  • Hair accessories
  • Tote hangers
  • And more...

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