My Tettegouche State Park Visitors Center art show has me churning out mosaics at an alarming rate! I’ve made 5 new pieces in the last couple of weeks – and I’m planning to have 5 more ready to add to the series before Memorial Day weekend. I’m waiting to grout all of my new pieces until I have all 10 complete – or at least that’s what I’m telling myself. I’m already itching to see how they look once they have that dark-grout pop!
Fitger’s Brewing watertower in Duluth
My theory for why I’m able to work so fast on these particular pieces is that they have a set focal point – something to easily obsess over while I’m working. The water tower above has clear-cut lines and shapes in order to make it look right.
Driving up north in the evening
Sometimes I’m able to hone in on the colors that are needed. It’s hard to work on a piece when you don’t have the right glass for it, so choosing subject matter that fits my glass inventory is typically my best option.
Split Rock Lighthouse
Cut Glass
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Make Art
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Repeat
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Cut Glass // Make Art // Repeat //
Artist’s Point
My first-ever solo art show at Tettegouche State Park Visitor’s Center will be up starting June 3, 2022, and will stay up the entire month!