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A LITTLE OF THIS + A LOT OF THAT

WHITE SEA BASS*
6"h X 16"w
Painted, engraved + etched glass
* Collaborative - Susan E. Roden & Nancy Arthur-McGehee

Tomorrow is the day to hang the show at Coalesce Gallery.
The majority of the art are my pastels, yet will also
showcase a selection of collaborative glass art created
previously by myself and Nancy Arthur-McGehee. 

These pieces are unique and stunning. 
And collaborating with an artist that uses a different medium
was exciting! Makes one view creativity with different eyes.

In a previous blogpost I profiled another glass piece 
with an explanation of our procedure. You can reread 
it by clicking here.

And to read more on Nancy's amazing talent click here.
BLACK SEA BASS*
6"h x 16"w
Painted, engraved + etched glass
* Collaborative - Susan E. Roden & Nancy Arthur-McGehee 

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