Showing posts with label Glass dragon sculpture. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Glass dragon sculpture. Show all posts

Friday, 30 August 2013

Glass Dragon on a rock

I've been working at a dragon on a rock. It's turned out really well. I found the rock in a local stream, put it through the dishwasher and made a dragon to go on it... Great fun. Wendy's colors work very well by enhancing the form. Here's a picture of it:

Glass Dragon on a rock

Here's another view from the other side...

Fantasy Glass Dragon on a rock

Might do an Octopus next time :)

Friday, 10 May 2013

Glass dragon on slate from the mountain



I went up the mountain to get a piece of slate for a glass dragon I made. Here in North Wales we do have a generous amount of slate, so it only seems right that a dragon created in Wales should sit proudly on a piece of its home land.  Anyway here is the picture of The Glass Dragoon mounted on the slate base:

Glass dragon on a slate base



I'm sure everyone knows what dragons like to eat...

What did the dragon say when he saw St George in his shining armour?
It’s a good job I like tinned food!

Friday, 26 April 2013

Glass Dragon on Mirror.




Glass dragon looking left on a Mirror
I was really excited when I took this glass dragon sculpture out of the kiln and put it on a mirror. The light bouncing up through the glass with the colours looks so good. Here is another picture of the  dragon figurine:

Glass Dragon looking right on a mirror

Is this a season to give up smoking...

Q: Why did the dinosaur live longer than the dragon? Dragons
A: Because it didn’t smoke!

I made a Dancing glass pig for some American visitors today when it's out of the kiln I'll post a picyure ... its good fun :)








Saturday, 23 February 2013

Glass Welsh dragon for St David’s Day (1st March)



St David’s Day is getting closer, so here is a red glass dragon climbing up a wall. The yellow tips are glass coated with 22 carrat gold.
Red Welsh glass dragon


Usually the Red Welsh dragon has an arrow head on the tail, but I thought I would give this one a flourish. For those who don't know The Red Dragon (Y Ddraig Goch) is a symbol of the Welsh Nation and appears on the Welsh flag. 

Red Dragon on the Welsh Flag