Who’da thought PVC could be so gorgeous? She does some beautiful things with it, anyway. (And also has some cool lighting fixtures)

His glazes give subtle then stunning color to really sensuous seed and pollen shapes. Thanks to Flo Diebenkorn for this one.

Just when I think blown glass is getting old, someone like Gordon comes along and proves me wrong…

Simply amazing work in polymer clay; I’ve been following her for years, and she just keeps getting better and better.

Sculpting with waxed string, willow branches, bark–really beautiful.

Just saw a few of his alabaster turnings in a local gallery–they’re truly breathtaking and very, very pettable…

Who says fiber isn’t art? Or that you can’t wear a work of art? Not me. And certainly not when I see gorgeous work like this.

New direction for this master of precision strip-cutting, and I am purely in love with this piece. It’s even nicer from the side.

Pristine, exquisite glass that relies on the subtlest of chemical reactions. One of the real masters of kilnforming (and a very nice guy besides).

Fascinating cameo work from this Australian artist (and buddy)

Kathleen’s a long-time glassist who works glass cold and warm, and some of her stained glass is just plain happy-making.

Wonderful, inventive pate de verre, playful and chic and technically terrific

Lovely pate de verre vessels and sculpture in the classic sense

Incredible precision and simplicity