Omega Glass: Fused Glass Art that's Ridiculously Cool
Showing posts with label animal art. Show all posts
Showing posts with label animal art. Show all posts
Wednesday, March 26, 2014

Monkeys Galore! Fused Glass Sock Monkeys Take Over my World

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How many ways can I make and use my fused glass Sock Monkeys? Here are a few . . . Mini Magnets: Mini Sock Monkey magnets in fused glas...
Wednesday, October 10, 2012

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Dogs Are Running Amok on My New Dog Pendants I'm excited to present my newest Ode to Dogs--fused glass pendants. I've got serio...
Friday, August 21, 2009

Where Do You Find Inspiration for Your Art?

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My most rewarding moment as an artist happened today. My art gave a woman goosebumps. I was working in the gallery we are part of (Arts of S...
Wednesday, March 4, 2009

Wildly Whimsical Art

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Isn't this piece fun? Wendy made it the other day--usually she focuses on careful geometric pieces, but this time, she just went crazy!...
Tuesday, March 3, 2009

Do you love dogs?

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I think dogs are the most entertaining animals around. At least my dog, Rex, is! Here is a pack of dogs I created in honor of Rex. No two a...
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Judy Clark Macauley
JUDY: Passionate about art from childhood, I love both creating art and admiring others' art. I've been a fused glass artist for two years, after teaching high school English for twelve years. I love playing with whimsical designs and free-flowing pieces, such as mosaics, as well as the geometric precision of pieces inspired by Frank Lloyd Wright and Josef Albers. ************************************** WENDY: Art has always terrified me. The self-inflicted pressures of creating something beautiful, perfect, meaningful, and forever lasting is quite a toll to measure up to. Art is often an intimate experience, easily allowing the uneasy feelings of vulnerability. It is only in this journey of acceptance and finding the courage to let go that allows that which is within to come forth. In not only accepting the imperfect but appreciating and fully embracing it, I am able to move forward with my work, freely relishing the joy and freedom that creativity yields. It is this perpetual tug-of-war between the controlled and wild freedom that my work teeters upon. Art in any form is my passion, and it is my great pleasure to share it with you.
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