Spicy Honey Heart

The symbol of this print-on-demand business! This is the second iteration of my motif, the spicy honeybee.

The symbol of this print-on-demand business! The first iteration of my motif, the spicy honeybee.

The Lonely Hydra represented the type of loneliness you encounter when surrounded by the wrong people and being unable to get away from them. I designed this for my next vitreograph project but couldn't resist playing around digitally. It has various versions, orientations, and patterns.

Based on East Asian myth and my favourite Don Bluth film, the Red Thread of Fate connects two individuals meant to be soulmates, even before they are fated to meet. It's unclear to me why I've seen crows associated with red string, I've tried to find their significance, but I do love the imagery. Jeremy from The Secret of NIMH and the crow on the cover of the album "Transatlanticism" are singular and tangled up in red string, which indicates loss or a failure to meet someone to build a nest with. At least the end of The Secret of NIMH is more hopeful, which inspired this piece.

Based on East Asian myth and my favourite Don Bluth film, the Red Thread of Fate connects two individuals meant to be soulmates, even before they are fated to meet. It's unclear to me why I've seen crows associated with red string, I've tried to find their significance, but I do love the imagery. Jeremy from The Secret of NIMH and the crow on the cover of the album "Transatlanticism" are singular and tangled up in red string, which indicates loss or a failure to meet someone to build a nest with. At least the end of The Secret of NIMH is more hopeful, which inspired this piece.

Something cool/fun in light of things currently. I miss my craft colleagues, so this one's for you!

While at school, I got caught in a rather dark mood that lasted months and I needed to make something for myself. The quote is from one of my favourite and most endearing video games, Undertale. Bonus fact: as a glass artist I sandblasted this image onto a mirror, which is when you encounter this dialogue! This one offers the design in black.

Happy New Year! Finally got around to rendering one of my drawings from Inktober this year. I hope to alter this design to represent more ethnicities and orientation, as well as come up with a series of male MarverTarts. By popular demand, I have also provided the linework of this design!

Another iteration of a design and concept I made years ago. It's both funny and sad that this one has also decided to appear in the winter months. Yay seasonal depression!

A companion piece to "Plague Gaffer", part of the Ars Moriendi collection. Based on a photo of glass artist Andrew Erdos.

Finally got around to rendering one of my drawings from Inktober this year. I hope to alter this design to represent more ethnicities and orientation, as well as come up with a series of male MarverTarts. By popular demand, I have also provided the linework of this design!

Revisited a study I made in school that never reached completion as a render since I used it as prep for a glass vitreograph. This is the door of a recycled glass furnace, which I realize I miss terribly in the winter months.

"Gaffer Gods" is a series of digital works where I explore art history and manipulate them with glass craft culture in mind. "Gurasu Gods" is based on Kobayashi's "Izanagi & Izanami".

Based on East Asian myth and my favourite Don Bluth film, the Red Thread of Fate connects two individuals meant to be soulmates, even before they are fated to meet. It's unclear to me why I've seen crows associated with red string, I've tried to find their significance, but I do love the imagery. Jeremy from The Secret of NIMH and the crow on the cover of the album "Transatlanticism" are singular and tangled up in red string, which indicates loss or a failure to meet someone to build a nest with. At least the end of The Secret of NIMH is more hopeful, which inspired this piece.

"Gaffer Gods" is a series of digital works where I explore art history and manipulate them with glass craft culture in mind. "Gafferdite" is based on Botticelli's "Birth of Venus".

Winter Holiday Design for 2020! Snowgaffer's just doing his best in spite of it all.

A commissioned work of the fantastical figure in The Witcher franchise, Leshen, which is based on the Leszy in Slavic mythology.

Another iteration of a design and concept I made years ago. It's both funny and sad that this one has also decided to appear in the winter months. Yay seasonal depression!

A companion piece to Flourish.

The symbol of this print-on-demand business! The first iteration of my motif, the spicy honeybee.

Winter Holiday Design for 2020! Snowgaffer's just doing his best in spite of it all.

The Lonely Hydra represented the type of loneliness you encounter when surrounded by the wrong people and being unable to get away from them. I designed this for my next vitreograph project but couldn't resist playing around digitally. It has various versions, orientations, and patterns.

Based on East Asian myth and my favourite Don Bluth film, the Red Thread of Fate connects two individuals meant to be soulmates, even before they are fated to meet. It's unclear to me why I've seen crows associated with red string, I've tried to find their significance, but I do love the imagery. Jeremy from The Secret of NIMH and the crow on the cover of the album "Transatlanticism" are singular and tangled up in red string, which indicates loss or a failure to meet someone to build a nest with. At least the end of The Secret of NIMH is more hopeful, which inspired this piece.

The integrated glass print version of Flourish, 2018. This was done using colour glass powder in a plaster/silica mould, then bringing it up to melt temperature to form one body.

Winter Holiday Design for 2020! Snowgaffer's just doing his best in spite of it all.

A companion piece to Churn.

Another iteration of a design and concept I made years ago. It's both funny and sad that this one has also decided to appear in the winter months. Yay seasonal depression!

The symbol of this print-on-demand business! This is the second iteration of my motif, the spicy honeybee.

The Lonely Hydra represented the type of loneliness you encounter when surrounded by the wrong people and being unable to get away from them. I designed this for my next vitreograph project but couldn't resist playing around digitally. It has various versions, orientations, and patterns.

I thought it'd be cute just have the logo available in the shop!

"Gaffer Gods" is a series of digital works where I explore art history and manipulate them with glass craft culture in mind. "Gurasu Gods" is based on Kobayashi's "Izanagi & Izanami".

A detail of a direct printing assignment prompted by works by Dawn Dupree. Using old stencils and photo manipulations, I printed an abstract composition based on urban ruin.

Based on East Asian myth and my favourite Don Bluth film, the Red Thread of Fate connects two individuals meant to be soulmates, even before they are fated to meet. It's unclear to me why I've seen crows associated with red string, I've tried to find their significance, but I do love the imagery. Jeremy from The Secret of NIMH and the crow on the cover of the album "Transatlanticism" are singular and tangled up in red string, which indicates loss or a failure to meet someone to build a nest with. At least the end of The Secret of NIMH is more hopeful, which inspired this piece.

A companion piece to "Plague Gaffer", part of the Ars Moriendi collection. Based on a photo of glass artist Andrew Erdos.

The symbol of this print-on-demand business! This is the second iteration of my motif, the spicy honeybee.

A companion piece to "Plague Gaffer", part of the Ars Moriendi collection. Based on a photo of glass artist Andrew Erdos.