 |
A Free Online Community for Glass Art
136,086 Glass Art Pictures
· 2,728 Artists
|
|
|
I hope you enjoy my gallery of images. New website www.somervilleglass.com is up.
|
This is a piece I made a while back and I just made this box and mounted it. Wall space is usually easier to come by.
(1 image, 4 comments)
|
|
Various round oddities,
(23 images, 3 comments)
|
|
Some new decorative goblets using a new technique that I stumbled on the other day.
(10 images, 8 comments)
* Featured Page *
|
|
These glasses were inspired by a demo done by Cesare Toffolo at the IFC last month. They are a fun and exciting challenge to create.
(7 images, 1 comment)
|
|
I started doing furnace work recently and have been making large simple forms to go with lampworked elements. These are just a couple of my favorites so far. These dishes are 20" in diameter.
(6 images, 8 comments)
* Featured Page *
|
|
I have been trying to improve the quality of my pics, I think these are my best yet. Any tips would be appreciated.
(5 images, 3 comments)
|
|
These are furnace bowls with lampworked details.
(4 images)
|
|
(7 images, 5 comments)
|
|
The first piece is an ode to the fore runner of our fast food nation, the drive-up restaurant waitress. Here she is pictured in all her roller skating glory, delivering to your overweight belly a healthy meal of about 50 burgers, hotdogs, fries and sodas. MMMMMMMMMM.....enjoy. 10.5" tall
The second piece is pretty self explanatory. Gas mask, AK47, tattered black flag, 9 oil barrels and 11 bombs. 20" tall
(6 images, 4 comments)
* Featured Page *
|
|
Here is one of my latest sculptural pieces. It is currently in the gallery at the Bergstrom-Mahler paperweight museum. It stands about 16-17" tall.
(1 image, 6 comments)
* Featured Page *
|
|
Here are a few new medium sized (8-9") ruffly plates and such. I have been selling these with marble groupings and figures and stuff in them as sets.
(7 images, 5 comments)
|
|
(4 sub-pages)
|
|
(7 sub-pages)
|
|
These pieces were very fun, yet time consuming to produce. All in all, successful experiments in eliminating size restrictions in boro.
(3 images, 2 comments)
|
|
Here's a few pics of our new studio/gallery.
(6 images)
|
|
(6 images)
|
|
These are all goblets I made late '03. I hope you 'njoy.
(10 images)
|
|
These are flutes from nov-dec 2003. I hope you fancy them.
(10 images)
|
|
Here are some new flower sculptures. They range from 14-40 inches in height, with most of them around 24 inches. They consist entirely of boro glass, no glue. I hope you find them pleasing, email me if you have any questions. Thanks, Devin.
(8 images, 1 sub-page)
|
|
These are some large blown boro vessels. They stand about 10-12 inches in height.
(4 images)
|
|
These are more borosilicate flowers standing 14-24 inches in height. They are mostly colored by using powders and frits, as well as gold and silver fuming.
(9 images, 5 comments)
* Featured Page *
|
|
these plates and bowls were made a few months back. All are 4 piece encalmo seals flared to 9-10 inch diameters. Each have a glass stand to sit on. Gee do I need some kevlar sleeves.
(11 images, 5 comments)
* Featured Page *
|
|
These pieces were commissioned by a friend for the holidays. My first sculpted horses. These are really fun to make. The taller is about 10". The flower sculpture is about 10" tall and 10" wide.
(6 images, 8 comments)
|
|
This Green and cobalt bottle has a bunch of dichro and a stopper with a nude figure and stands about 23 inches tall. I had to make some matching glasses to go with it.
(5 images, 5 comments)
|
|
This flower is about 15" tall, I have been keeping these smaller lately to avoid panic when they don't fit in the kiln. The flower itself is made from cobalt tubing backed with white powder and silver strike 5 on it's backside. The foot is mostly amazon bronze.
(4 images, 5 comments)
* Featured Page *
|
|
I scaled down some of the dishes I have been doing for this set. They are all about 6-7" in diameter.
(7 images, 3 comments)
|
|
|
Devin Somerville
Milwaukee WI 53207
Phone: 4143859414
http://www.somervilleglass.com
|
 Comments on This Gallery Page
|
Wow
Nice work man. This is my first time checking out your gallery, definitely some new, clean stuff. I can't wait to see what you guys bring to Wheaton!
» Posted by
BenBarocas
on 6/10/2005 9:08:32 PM.
|
great stuff
love it man, keep it up!
» Posted by
Les
on 5/16/2006 5:57:14 AM.
|
whats up devin
hows it going devin... this is joe out in thr OR. finally got around to postin' pics check em out. mark l. mentioned you might be in the area this summer, we should make it a point to meet up its been awhile. don't know if im going to the brew anytime soon. keep in touch peace
» Posted by
tSOULfas
on 5/28/2006 10:58:36 PM.
|
Nice work!
you have so much variety in your work! and it is all so beautiful!
Your GA gallery is so well put together, very fun to look at!
» Posted by
ChristinaCody
on 5/1/2007 11:42:59 PM.
|
You Rock!
It was so nice to meet you this weekend. Congrats on the win. You deserve it. Cant wait to see the amazing art that will continue to flow from you.
» Posted by
RevereGlass
on 8/15/2007 1:43:12 AM.
|
Devon "Pual Wall" Sommersdale
The Peoples Champ
» Posted by
Pakoh
on 10/18/2007 6:14:49 PM.
|
Sick gallery, love your work very inspirational work...
» Posted by
BrettHoerr
on 10/28/2007 8:24:17 PM.
|
i heard of you through sonja reinhard. the new collaborations with her are looking killer.
» Posted by
MarkLeputa
on 10/29/2007 2:24:13 AM.
|
Wonderful!
I am blown away with your eye for perfection! Beautiful pieces.
» Posted by
SheilaM
on 1/11/2008 12:47:58 PM.
|
Trying to find something you can not do, it is a very good!
Mike
» Posted by
Glassandfire
on 8/3/2008 4:49:56 AM.
|
|
Would you like to post a comment on this gallery page?
|
|
|
|
|
|
Artist Portfolios
Glass Art
Browse Sub-Pages of 
Artist:
