Glass Platter 1 Ed and Kate Coleman You can easily picture yourself

You can easily picture yourself cradling a steaming latte in this handsome mug with it's smooth red glaze

Those eyes

Donna creates the tiny kitty on the box lid one at a time

The base shows through the brown textured clay which the potter has dimpled

She cuts thin slices on a diamond saw to reveal the unique mineral face of each pendant

Glass Platter 1 Ed and Kate Coleman You can easily picture yourselfPicture this handsome platter on your console table, or serving up sushi to your guests. Here Laurie layers mixed glass colours on an irregularly shaped form. The result is a depth of colour, glossy inside with a soft matte exterior. Approx. 11 1 4" x 3" Glass artist Laurie Freivogel calls her work "glass under pressure". In a new technique, Laurie applies weight to the layers of glass, fusing it at high temperatures. The weight presses the glass out