 View From the Trail31" x 40"
(A commissioned piece - SOLD.)
Inspired by the views along Sacramento's iconic American River, this work features rippled two-tone Oceanside waterglass and a variety of deeply-textured new and vintage glass. Framed in a custom ipe wood frame and wonderful in the outdoor space where it now resides! |  Crescent Tide25" x 48"
$3,900
(Available, framed.)
A waterjet-cut crescent opening is positioned to create the illusion of moonlight reflected on the water. Oceanside sheet glass and a mouth-blown crescent moon complete the story. (Part of "Love Letters to the Moon" collection.) |  Earth From Artemis II30" x 22"
$4,500
(Available, framed.)
Inspired by the view from space, this work features a softly glowing reverse-painted moon in Youghiogheny glass, a bent mouth-blown vintage glass Earth, and a sparkling Aventurine glass sky. The sky retains the organic edge of once-molten glass, while the textured moon glows softly in the dark. (Part of "Love Letters to the Moon" collection.) |
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 Crescent Over Tahoe38" x 25"
$5,400 - SOLD
Two-tone Oceanside waterglass and vintage glass create the landscape, complemented by mouth-blown glass mountains, a glass rod, and mirrored and iridescent glass suggesting sunset. The crescent moon glows softly in the dark. (Part of "Love Letters to the Moon" collection) |  The Light of the Silvery Moon17" x 29"
$2,500 - SOLD
This fused glass work was fired twice in the kiln: first to create the mountains and reflections with glass frit, then to fuse painted details of the trees and boat. Silver verre églomisé and a pale blue backing enhance the moonlit atmosphere. (Part of "Love Letters to the Moon" collection.) |  The Moon at Noon24" x 12"
SOLD on the KVIE Art Auction for $2,300!
(Part of "Love Letters to the Moon" collection.)
A fused glow in the dark moon stars in this piece which reminds us to look up and discover the moon, even in the middle of the day sometimes! |
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 Behold the Sea25” x 18”
$2,200 - SOLD
A glowing reverse-painted moon meets iridescent, vintage and textured glass in this luminous seascape. The “foam” is something you won’t find in an ordinary seascape: molten glass dropped into a bucket of water, frozen in an instant and 3-D.
(Part of "Love Letters to the Moon" collection.) |  What Ever$2,200
38" x 29"
(Third Place Winner at the California State Fair 2025! Available, on display in Sacramento, framed.)
You can say the title of this piece a thousand different ways! This face is full of emotion...and yet lacking in emotion. He portrays both strength and fragility. He's got a lot to say, but listens well too. He's available for purchase so you can take him home and see! |  Warren's Point Sunrise8" x 10"
A commissioned piece based on an east coast sunrise photo. Features dichroic, iridescent and mirrored glass to tell the story. |
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 Last Light36” x 16”
NFS
It started with the most gorgeous piece of mouth-blown glass I could find for the water. From there, a familiar Tahoe landscape emerged around it. The soft, raw edge of the glass remains visible, giving the scene an organic, almost untouched quality. |  Mare Imbrium24" x 12"
$2,500 - Available
Named for the lunar "Sea of Showers," this fused glass work was fired twice in the kiln: first to create crater textures with glass frit, then over custom plaster forms to produce a sculptural three-dimensional surface. The panel is offset to emphasize its dimensionality. (Part of "Love Letters to the Moon" collection.) |  The Beyond42" x 22"
$5,200 - Available
Rare vintage mirrored glass with distinctive red and pink highlights forms the star field. The stars were cut using a glass saw, while the mouth-blown glass moon retains the raw edge of once-molten glass and emits a soft glow in the dark. (Part of "Love Letters to the Moon" collection.) |
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 Lily of the Lake17" x 15"
$875 - SOLD
This gorgeous piece of background glass, with the feel of a Monet, needed a single beautiful water lily. The top features the raw edge of the once-molten glass, so I preserved the shape! First Place in the 2026 CA State Fair Glass Division. |  Goodnight13" x 10"
$750 - SOLD
Inspired by the classic “Goodnight Moon” by Margaret Wise Brown, this piece features a glow-in-the-dark (strontium aluminate) moon, and those iconic striped drapes. So sweet. (Part of the "Love Notes" collection.) |  Supper Was Waiting13" x 10"
$750 - SOLD
After all of the adventures with the wild things, Max’s greatest comfort was the supper that was waiting for him. Inspired by Maurice Sendak’s “Where the Wild Things Are”, this piece features a verre églomisé (gold gilded) moon and silver gilded spoon. An acrylic painting on the substrate indicates the ripple in the tablecloth and the shadow of the table. (Part of the "Love Notes" collection.) |
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 A Very Long Ladder13" x 10"
$750 - SOLD
Inspired by Eric Carle’s “Papa, Please Get the Moon for Me”, this piece features marvelous iridescent glass for the moon, and glass rods for the sides of the ladder. The sky is waterglass. (Part of the "Love Notes" collection.) |  My Bedroom Window13" x 10"
$750 - SOLD
Inspired by the classic “Harold and the Purple Crayon” by Crockett Johnson, this work is divinely simple and has an extraordinary glow-in-the-dark (strontium aluminate) moon that I
fused in the kiln. (Part of the "Love Notes" collection.) |  To the Moon and Back13" x 10"
$750 - SOLD
It’s an incredibly special sentiment…”I love you to the moon and back.” Inspired by Sam McBratney’s “Guess How Much I Love You”, this gentle piece features vintage blue/clear wispy glass, an acrylic underpainting, textured glass for the baby rabbit’s nest and a glow-in-the-dark crescent moon. (Part of the "Love Notes" collection.) |
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 99 Red Balloons21" x 22" x 2"
NFS
(New, 1st in my "Lyric Series", inspired by music.)
99 red balloons, cut on the glass saw, painted and tack fused, adhered to a stunning piece of Fremont Antique mouth-blown glass. Glass is set above the maple board and a light is attached so the balloons appear to be floating! |  Delilah5' x 18" x 12"
$2500 (Available.)
Featuring a flora and fauna motif, "Delilah" is a show-stopper! Waterglass, chrome glass, antique glass, mirrors and glass drops cover the torso and feet of this one-piece mannequin. She's wearing a full-length satin skirt. Send me a note if you'd like to see the complete picture! |  Gifts of the Central Valley19" x 24"
Sold on the PBS/KVIE Art Auction for $1700!
Wispy, vintage and textured glass along with glass rods create a beautiful quilt of California farmland. A tiny pickup truck carries miniscule glass melons through the fields! |
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