Sometimes I just can’t resist experimenting with the amazing properties of glass to produce works which range from the novel to the frankly wacky. Here are just a few.
 This is an a piece experimenting with the effects of undulating textures, discordant with undulating colours. The strong colours work best lit from behind, so it is mounted in a Northumbrian rock. 15 x 15 cm. Rock mounted. £80 |
 This is based on a mould of a pineapple, giving the textures. The colours show the tropical island associated with pineapples. It is mounted over mirror to emphasise the textures. 24 x 37 cm. Board mounted (40 x 50 cm). £180. |
 This is based on the mould of a pineapple, giving the textures, but using the colours of watermelon. It is just a fun mix of these tropical summery fruits. The bubbly leaves reflect the juicy qualities. 24 x 37 cm. Board mounted (40 x 50 cm). £180.
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 This pattern is taken from a close up photo of mushroom coral. It was just such a simple organic pattern, that is not always easy to recreate! The colours emphasise some of the ridges in the coral. 14cm x 14 cm. Board mounted (30cm x 30 cm) |
 We sometimes see balloons drifting over the fields around Felton on still summer evenings. I used twigs and pieces of conifer to give texture to the trees, hedges and crops. 29 x 29 cm Framed (50 x 50 cm) |