Striking Colorful Hand-Blown Glass Creatures By Scott Bisson

Oregon-based glass blower Scott Bisson shows his great love for nature through these strikingly colorful hand-crafted creatures. These glass-blown whimsical sculptures include lizards, frogs, snakes, geckos and some sea creatures like octopi. Each of Scott’s pieces depicts his great patience, dedication and incredible amount of detail to them.

“If I don’t lose a piece a day from getting in over my head, then I am not pushing myself hard enough. Skill is the raw material of a great piece, and drive and energy make it take shape,” he said.

Beautiful Sculptures Knitted with Glass

A Seattle-based artist, Carol Milne does this unbelievable work with a technique she invented in 2006 that that involves aspects of knitting, lost-wax casting, kiln-casting and mold-making. This amazing technique lets her to create these beautiful fragile pieces that look like knitted glass that is almost impossible to imagine.

This is no doubt an incredible work of art that makes viewers understand how materials and the creative process work together and also this process can take years to master. You can find more of her work on her site and Facebook.

Detailed Glass Sculptures by Robert Mickelsen

Creative and talented artist Robert Mickelsen created Beautiful transparent sculptures from glass. Mickelsen is a globally known glass artist acclaimed for creating detailed images that resemble familiar objects, animals and humans. He was born in 1951 in Fort Belvoir , Virginia and raised in Honolulu , Hawaii.

His work is exhibited in many prominent collections including the Renwick Gallery of American Crafts at the Smithsonian Institution, the Corning Museum of Glass, the Carnegie Museum of Art,  the Pilchuck Glass School and the Museum of American Glass at Wheaton Village. Take a look on his beautiful creative work.