Comments on: Glass Artists http://jackiejacobson.com/2009/09/glass-artists/ Paintings, artwork and conversation about art Fri, 05 Mar 2010 02:46:49 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: BONNIE BETHEL http://jackiejacobson.com/2009/09/glass-artists/comment-page-2/#comment-529 BONNIE BETHEL Mon, 05 Oct 2009 19:48:10 +0000 http://jackiejacobson.com/?p=3115#comment-529 HI JACKIE... GOT MY PICTURES HOME ~ AND HUNG ~ AND THEY LOOK BEAUTIFUL! THANKS FOR HELPING ME RE-DECORATE MY HOUSE! I LOVE THE NEW "A-LA-JACKIE" LOOK!!! SEE YOU SOON... LOVE, BONNIE HI JACKIE…
GOT MY PICTURES HOME ~ AND HUNG ~ AND THEY LOOK BEAUTIFUL! THANKS FOR HELPING ME RE-DECORATE MY HOUSE! I LOVE THE NEW “A-LA-JACKIE” LOOK!!!

SEE YOU SOON…

LOVE,
BONNIE

]]> By: Moments in Glass: Nicholas Kekic of Tsuga Studios « Carrie Cahill Mulligan http://jackiejacobson.com/2009/09/glass-artists/comment-page-2/#comment-326 Moments in Glass: Nicholas Kekic of Tsuga Studios « Carrie Cahill Mulligan Fri, 04 Sep 2009 22:31:56 +0000 http://jackiejacobson.com/?p=3115#comment-326 [...] Blog Triage classmate, Jackie Jacobson recently wrote about glass artists she knows from the Pacific [...] [...] Blog Triage classmate, Jackie Jacobson recently wrote about glass artists she knows from the Pacific [...]

]]> By: Carrie Cahill Mulligan http://jackiejacobson.com/2009/09/glass-artists/comment-page-2/#comment-325 Carrie Cahill Mulligan Fri, 04 Sep 2009 19:41:23 +0000 http://jackiejacobson.com/?p=3115#comment-325 It's my pleasure, Jackie... I am so proud to be a part of the oldest state supported crafts league in the US! If you ever travel through New Hampshire, consider a visit to the North Conway LNHC shop, which also houses <a href="http://www.earthandfirestudio.net/history.html" rel="nofollow">Philip Jacob's glass studio</a>... visitors can often see live glass blowing right at the shop! I bet you'd love it there! And the White Mountains area has a vibrant sled dog culture, too, so you could make it an inspirational, work-related visit, and get in lots of dog portraits along the way... ;) It’s my pleasure, Jackie… I am so proud to be a part of the oldest state supported crafts league in the US!

If you ever travel through New Hampshire, consider a visit to the North Conway LNHC shop, which also houses Philip Jacob’s glass studio… visitors can often see live glass blowing right at the shop!

I bet you’d love it there! And the White Mountains area has a vibrant sled dog culture, too, so you could make it an inspirational, work-related visit, and get in lots of dog portraits along the way… ;)

]]> By: jackie http://jackiejacobson.com/2009/09/glass-artists/comment-page-2/#comment-323 jackie Fri, 04 Sep 2009 14:36:40 +0000 http://jackiejacobson.com/?p=3115#comment-323 Evelyn: Thanks for the comment about the blog format. You'll notice that I'm going back and forth between the old theme, and the older theme. A NEW theme is coming. Each of my old one have problems. One does a horrible job with posting pictures, and the other is too confusing with the 2 sidebars on one side, which messes up reading the posts. But thanks for watching. Evelyn: Thanks for the comment about the blog format. You’ll notice that I’m going back and forth between the old theme, and the older theme. A NEW theme is coming. Each of my old one have problems. One does a horrible job with posting pictures, and the other is too confusing with the 2 sidebars on one side, which messes up reading the posts. But thanks for watching.

]]> By: jackie http://jackiejacobson.com/2009/09/glass-artists/comment-page-2/#comment-322 jackie Fri, 04 Sep 2009 14:29:48 +0000 http://jackiejacobson.com/?p=3115#comment-322 Carrie: Thanks so much for the comment. I would never have known about the <a href="http://www.nhcrafts.org/" rel="nofollow">League of New Hampshire Craftsmen</a> if you didn't leave that info. And now I know to look for a league in new areas that I plan to visit. Your league has absolutely wonderful shops. Carrie: Thanks so much for the comment. I would never have known about the League of New Hampshire Craftsmen if you didn’t leave that info. And now I know to look for a league in new areas that I plan to visit. Your league has absolutely wonderful shops.

]]> By: Carrie Cahill Mulligan http://jackiejacobson.com/2009/09/glass-artists/comment-page-1/#comment-319 Carrie Cahill Mulligan Wed, 02 Sep 2009 21:25:31 +0000 http://jackiejacobson.com/?p=3115#comment-319 I'm crazy about glass artists, too. I've met many wonderful ones in my state's crafts guild (the <a href="http://www.nhcrafts.org/about_us/aboutus.html" rel="nofollow">League of New Hampshire Craftsmen</a>), and love to collect functional glass art (tumblers & vases & such). Laying over at SeaTac airport, I was lucky enough to catch a Pilchuk display there a few years back... fantastic stuff! I’m crazy about glass artists, too.

I’ve met many wonderful ones in my state’s crafts guild (the League of New Hampshire Craftsmen), and love to collect functional glass art (tumblers & vases & such).

Laying over at SeaTac airport, I was lucky enough to catch a Pilchuk display there a few years back… fantastic stuff!

]]> By: Evelyn Beard http://jackiejacobson.com/2009/09/glass-artists/comment-page-1/#comment-317 Evelyn Beard Wed, 02 Sep 2009 20:16:48 +0000 http://jackiejacobson.com/?p=3115#comment-317 Grreat new format for your blog Grreat new format for your blog

]]> By: Evelyn Beard http://jackiejacobson.com/2009/09/glass-artists/comment-page-1/#comment-314 Evelyn Beard Wed, 02 Sep 2009 04:39:08 +0000 http://jackiejacobson.com/?p=3115#comment-314 San Francisco had an exhibit at the De Young, 11 rooms of his work together with his collection of baskets and blankets. I was fortunate to see it twice. San Francisco had an exhibit at the De Young, 11 rooms of his
work together with his collection of baskets and blankets. I was fortunate to see it twice.

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