Schilling Glass
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Inspired by the embroidery on a Japanese kimono, this lamp captures a natural vibrancy. Against a field of dark blue over a pale green base, petals from a cherry tree drift down and carpet the ground. The blossoms and petals are pale pink while the branches and stems are a silver tone. When lit from within, the lamp projects the swirl of petals as a soft pink cloud.
4 X 10 In.
Italo Calvino’s whimsical novel Invisible Cities inspired this design. An inky blue sea captures reflections from twin moons. A pale blue sky with clear glass stars and meteors expands above a pair of identical mountains. This lamp projects surrealistic images of an alien planet.
4 X 10 In.
Saul Steinberg cartoon showing a man walking a dog through a door encircles this lamp. A single continuous line of clear glass is cut into a field of polished silver with a base of translucent teal. The design is a whimsical interpretation of everyday life.
2.5 X 8 In.
The work of Gustav Klimt provides the direction for this creation. In a deep purple field edged with gold, clear glass ribbons intertwine with geometric patterns. The lamp evokes a sense of playfulness and artistic flair with its brilliant ribbons of colored light.
4 X 10 In.
Inspired by a Japanese print, Red Daisies projects a striking floral pattern. Portrayed in a translucent color called Soft Candy Red, flowers are set against a stark field of stone black. The intertwined stems are rendered in silver with clear glass highlight lines. The design presents sophistication and natural charm through a vibrant array of translucent daisies.
2.5 X 8 In.
The science fiction television series “Space Patrol” thrilled me as a child and inspires me today. Rising through green, orange, and gold atmospheres, a spaceship combat is depicted in several stages. This striking composition exudes an adventurous sense of movement and action.
4 X 10 In.
My grandchild asked, “Where do stars come from?” Star Birth is my response. Glistening in a light blue base, stars begin as bright sparkles in clear glass. When evening becomes a red sunset, these sparkles rise and join with each other. From there, they ascend into a black night sky as full-grown stars. Here they shine for billions of years.
4 X 10 In.
Inspired by the shades and colors found on raku pottery, I explored the limitations of powder glaze for my creations on glass. Results display a dynamic, even emotional topography. Topped with a transparent gold cloud, over a red underlayer, Volcano is glazed in glossy black flecked with metallic specks. With splotches in clear glass and bold red dashes Volcano projects an alien tapestry.
4 X 10 In.