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Handmade hot glass handbag

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Some cups I made recently

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Altruistic Connection one of the pieces in my senior thesis exhibition: Resilience. Tea time is sort of my fun name for it. This is probably the most important piece in the show to me. It represents what can happen if we can be truthful about ourselves to each other; and be accepted even if we’re imperfect. . . #glassart #seniorshow #installationart #resilience #emotionalresilience #teatime #truth #friendship #tntechart #appalachiancenterforcraft (at Appalachian Center for Craft) https://www.instagram.com/p/CH3iDK4HAVW/?igshid=z0l424p5ytna

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My table at the #visualartsociety student Art sale at #appalachiancenterforcraft during the spring #celebrationofcraft . . . #tntech_art #glass_art https://www.instagram.com/p/Bv8KLbqHcyz/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=ftk1y9araqlo

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With trumps 5.7 billion for the wall, instead we could keep Wikipedia running for 223 years

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Yes please!

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Sparkling water is the flavor of when your leg is asleep.

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SQUAREBACKSUNDAY

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Trillium Treehouse

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If we started burying our dead with their shoelaces tied together the Zombie Apocalypse wouldn’t be as scary!

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Geometric pattern emerged as a popular motif in Austrian design during the early 20th century. To obtain the pattern on this Vase with Lid, a thin layer of ruby glass was applied over colorless glass—a process known as casing—before it was selectively cut away. This traditional technique was married with modern aesthetics: specified cuts produced geometric decoration with dynamic results. See this object on view through January 7, 2019 in “Glass of the Architects: Vienna, 1900-1937,” a cooperation of the MAK and LE STANZE DEL VETRO.

Vase with Lid, before 1916. Designed by Emanuel Josef Margold (Austrian, 1888-1962); manufactured by Carl Schappel. Cased, mold-blown, and cut glass. H. 22 cm. MAK, Austrian Museum of Applied Arts/Contemporary Art (WI 1716-1,2). ©MAK/Georg Mayer.