Cell Cube with Purple Manipulation by Jiyong Lee

seen and photographed at the
Corning Museum of Glass

2012, just thinking about it tired me out

The year began doing a bunch of special pieces for our exhibit at Pebble Hill Church

The other day we were driving to my parents and we began thinking about 2012.  I thought, "I should be exhausted."  The next morning I woke up sick and am still recovering.

some of the highlights from the first half  of 2012 in no particular order except how blogger chose to do it ~ 

my first and currently only Hex sign mandala,
inspired on one of my silent times with the Jesuits

I set up a place on etsy for my cards of Hope.
The commissions that flowed in have been amazing.  

My parents commissioned
peace, hope, and love
from us and it looks great
in their living room. 

Margaret was commissioned to make
another bowling ball 

In June we stopped at The Corning Museum of Glass
 after several nights of jazz in Rochester with our friends

crazy early tulips
after a crazy warm winter
which left us crazy gardeners
wondering what the heck is going on here

The Hippo Project ~
it sounded like a practical joke
but it emerged from the studio and is in California 

The Angel Wings ~
another of those places
only clients could take us in 2012

Margaret started collaborating with
our friend, Suzanne Halstead.  

 

We celebrated our 20th anniversary with a trip to see
Jane Ira Bloom, a favored sax player

Wordless Wednesday ~ Leopold Forstner(1878-1936): Mosaic with Fish

Leopold Forstner(1878-1936): Mosaic with Fish from the Corning Museum of Glass
photo by Wayne Stratz

Ruba Rombic by Reuben Haley of Consolidated Lamp and Glass 1928-1932

Wordlessly in Awe of the Glass Art of Harvey K. Littleton

as seen at the Corning Museum of Glass...

Wordless Wednesday ~ Images from Corning Museum of Glass

Wordless about the glass art of Frederick Carder

still lacking words for Corning Museum of Glass

Wordless at The Corning Museum of Glass

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