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db creations

Stained Glass, Fused Glass, 

Photography and Wood Turning


www.dbcreations.co

[email protected]

248-417-9010​

From the pictures on the left I created Fritography pictures with crushed glass.

Shea - Alex's dog  R.I.P.  

The Yurt in  Maple City Michigan - a wonderful Airbnb!


Barclee - my Niece's best friend.  R.I.P. Barclee


Fritography

Fritography is created using ground glass to create a picture. Various grades of ground glass from powder to coarse are used to create texture and depth. The ground glass is layered requiring multiple fusings. Ground glass is applied to a base layer which is two pieces of glass fully fused together. The ground glass is manipulated on the 'canvas' with paint brushes, foam brushes, Q-tips, syringes and anything else I can find to arrange the ground glass where I want it to go. I have to determine the base level of ground glass and then do the first tack fusing. Then I build from there to add more color, different dimensions and details.

In many cases I grind my own glass using a crusher and multiple screens with continually smaller holes to sift the frit.

I only use my own original photography as inspiration for my Fritography.

If you have a picture that you would like re-created in glass, go to Contact Us and send me a message.  

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