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Fused glass pictures created in the beautiful colours of cut and painted fused glass - inspired by the sea and coast around the UK
Jane Reeves Glass: June 2013
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7 oclock at the studio window. A few pictures here of the lovely light at my window in the evening. Can't help playing with effects. There's a kind of 1970s feel going on. Now I understand why window boxes exist. Posted by Jane Reeves. Well, that was an exciting few days! Have a great day all. Posted by Jane Reeves. A miniature wave for you. I made this the other day, it's 8 x 9 cms and mounted on a slightly larger white block. It's painted with glass powders and fused in the kiln. Posted by Jane Reeves.
Jane Reeves Glass: September 2013
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Supporting Cycling to Sofia. Here's an opportunity you can't miss! A chance to give a little and support a great cause, plus possibly win a glass painting worth £300. The van will then be donated to the centre after the trip. Bulgaria is one of the poorest countries in the EU with one in four households living under the poverty line, with no access to basic health care. The Centre will provide warm meals on a daily basis to help fight hunger and improve the health of the local community. Well, I'm not en...
Jane Reeves Glass: April 2013
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There was a sea mist, a Haar maybe. that made it feel as though we were flying in to land. Driving cross from Port Isaac to Trebarwith we stopped to look. Gull Rock was hiding. A white mist rainbow at eye level. White houses floating on cloud. Then all of a sudden. Turquoise. Jade. True blue. Sitting on the warm sand at Daymer Bay Jo, Rachel and me, just chatting. Pausing. Posted by Jane Reeves. White and green and yellow. First white tulips this year. Quietly, passively adorning the coffee trunk!
Jane Reeves Glass: The surprise.
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Today I've been driving around Cornish edges. Where the Atlantic touches land. It was the opposite weather wise that I'd hoped for, cloudy not clear, wet not dry.and the isobars were tight! The seas were restless and stroppy. But I'd come a long way and now had the time to watch and wait, to see if the weather cleared. The rain we have been under for so many weeks seems to have revealed a kind of wise, old beauty in the land, the sea and sky. We are so desperate for 'good' weather aren't we? And the idea...
Jane Reeves Glass: Unravelling the Art Trail process
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Unravelling the Art Trail process. I am in the middle of a mammoth studio sort out and clean up. All in preparation for the North Bristol Arts Trail this weekend. It's been marked on the year planner (my security blanket) since this time last year, so there's no surprise that its upon me. And I've been working for it for the last two months. Mixed up in it all is the sometimes confusing question of whether or not visitors will want to pay for this expression of 'your' journey, does it ring true with them?
Jane Reeves Glass: Home and holidays
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During one of those long insomniac nights recently I got thinking about home and holidays, as you do. I was born here in Bristol, grew up here, and now live here. My children have been born here too. And we love living here, for all sorts of reasons. One of them being that the lovely counties of Devon and Cornwall are easy peasy to access for holidays. If you breathe in deeply when away, on holiday. Then home is where you breathe out, where you live life and get ready for the next deep breath. Bo...Well,...
Jane Reeves Glass: January 2014
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Today I've been driving around Cornish edges. Where the Atlantic touches land. It was the opposite weather wise that I'd hoped for, cloudy not clear, wet not dry.and the isobars were tight! The seas were restless and stroppy. But I'd come a long way and now had the time to watch and wait, to see if the weather cleared. The rain we have been under for so many weeks seems to have revealed a kind of wise, old beauty in the land, the sea and sky. We are so desperate for 'good' weather aren't we? And the idea...
Jane Reeves Glass: March 2014
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Today I was determined to not work. So we grabbed the sunshine moment and discovered by accident a little wood, called Wraxall Piece. I say by accident, actually we were looking for a Public Footpath and happened to drive by the sign for this place. It was lovely, blue sky, sun shining down and through, crunchy paths, lime green moss. And a great big buzzard circling in amongst the trees. Not much sea to be seen but then I've been at the seaside all week.in my imaginings. Posted by Jane Reeves.
Jane Reeves Glass: Before January
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And being alone is important. Without the interruptions of home life, the superficial things sink under the surface and the deeper stuff rises. It's important. So yes, January is quieter in some senses, but actually it's the springboard for the year ahead. I think it's one of my favourite times of the year. There's an expectation. Beautiful blue skies in Greenway, near Kingswear, Devon. The tree opposite my house heavy with snow. Utterly stunning. A sea mist over Trebarwith Strand. I love my job.
Jane Reeves Glass: Skill Sharing
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I wanted to share this article from the Creative Glass Guild blog, an article written to discuss the issue of artists skill sharing and teaching. Three artists share their thoughts, me being one of them. Having read it, I'm not sure myself if I shared clearly. It's a tricky issue to unravel and a very personal one too. But I'd love to know your thoughts. Http:/ www.creativeglassguild.co.uk/blog/glass-meets-world-study-1. Posted by Jane Reeves. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). View my work at:.
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The Journal of the Jane Reeves Gallery. July 28, 2015. July 28, 2015. 8216;Summer Blues’. You see, the gallery window is very much snapshot, a glimpse of whats held inside. It’s an invitation to the passerby, a brief opportunity to catch the eye of a. Visitor. My mind is often sorting through ideas for the window. My 27 words for blue is the summer taster, if you like. The gallery is having a. 8216;Summer Blues’. Theme over August, coinciding with the Padstow Lifeboat day on 11 August. May 23, 2015.
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I wanted to share this article from the Creative Glass Guild blog, an article written to discuss the issue of artists skill sharing and teaching. Three artists share their thoughts, me being one of them. Having read it, I'm not sure myself if I shared clearly. It's a tricky issue to unravel and a very personal one too. But I'd love to know your thoughts. Http:/ www.creativeglassguild.co.uk/blog/glass-meets-world-study-1. Posted by Jane Reeves. Posted by Jane Reeves. A tree or two, deer, and blue. Today I...
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A few years ago, I developed an attraction to the camera as a tool to investigate social / emotional relationships and interactions. Today, I use the camera in the process of searching for sanctuary in the human condition. I am perpetually circling, always searching for home. Every moment recorded at the click of my shutter, I discover and reveal this place of origin.
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