pot melt close-up, fusion glass, Eleanor Brownridge, glass artist, TurtleCreek Art Glass

At TurtleCreek Art Glass, trees are a constant source of inspiration..

Molten Movement

In my new work, I heat my kilns to 1650F or more.  At that point the glass is molten and I manipulate it to create new colour combinations and patterns.  After these pieces have cooled, I can then cut the glass and shape it into bowls, plates of display pieces.

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Close-up of sculpture on left

 
Memories of Autumn, fusion glass, Eleanor Brownridge, glass artist, TurtleCreek Art Glass

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Sails, fusion glass, Eleanor Brownridge, glass artist, TurtleCreek Art Glass