John etches intricate, repetitive line-work on to panels of glass using a waterjet process. Colored clay is then applied in the recessed grooves. The flat panels are heated and rolled up onto a gather of glass and blown to the final vase form, using traditional glassblowing techniques. Check out our web site and Facebook page for pictures.

We just received two great pieces, check out the pictures on Facebook.

Although Pismo is mainly glass, we have a few artists who work in other mediums. Check out Scott Fraser’s oil paintings on our web site and Facebook page.

We just posted some photos of work by Hiroshi Yamano from Japan. You can find them on Facebook and our web site. Hiroshi’s work includes fish that are hot sculpted out of glass. Hiroshi says about his work, “Migratory fish have to carry on swimming to stay alive. I feel that this is common in my life too. Ever since I realized that, I have put fish in my work.”