dirwood art glass

posted by the scholar on November 27th, 2007
filed under: art, glass

some of my friends have a hard time picking around in junk shops or discount department stores. not me. i could spend hours in those places hunting and digging for precious treasures, because you never know. i find this pleasing hobby/vocation even more delicious thanks to the invention of the internet, and a little thing called ebay. every once in a while i crash into beautifully made art and craft and today was one of those days. behold the gorgeous glass work from ohio artist darren goodman, aka dirwood. he has a bfa in glass blowing from bowling green state university, and since graduating in 2004 has dedicated himself to his craft. he currently operates his own hot glass studio near cincinnati, where he turns out marvelous pieces like these:

dirwood_end_of_day_glass_bowl

dirwood_end_of_day_glass_bowl_2

dirwood_glass_bowl_rust

dirwood_glass_bowl_rust_2

dirwood_glass_bowl_topaz

dirwood_glass_bowl_topaz_2

dirwood_glass_bowl_blue

dirwood_glass_bowl_blue_2

the pointillist/painterly mosaic pieces come from his “end of day” glass, i.e., leftover color chips that dirwood combines together, with a bit of gold adventurine thrown in for the sparkle. all pieces are hand blown and signed.

dirwood does beautiful custom orders too.

find him on his website and see a large gallery of work (don’t miss the tower!), or shop his store on ebay.

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4 Responses to “dirwood art glass”

  1. sosser Says:

    beautiful work! i want to touch them…

  2. the scholar Says:

    i want to stick my face into that one in the first photo to see all the different colors up close!

  3. Art Glass Says:

    These glass works are awesome. Beautiful colors and designs. I would love to see them for real. Thank you.

  4. the scholar Says:

    hello art glass,

    glad you are enjoying them too. glass is such a labor intensive medium to work in, but the results are magnificent.

    thanks for the visit!

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