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 What's happening . . . 

Where to find us:

We are going to be focusing on selling our products more out of local and regional galleries and gift shops in 2025.  Once we have some locations set up we will post them here.

You can also call to arrange a time to visit us at our studio to see what were are working on and have a chat.

 

Dragonfly over the Wetland fused glass wall hanging.Dragonfly over the Wetland fused glass wall hanging.

Nature Sightings

It’s fun to see the bird life that comes into our backyard over the fall/winter/spring.  The Black-headed Juncos, Towhees and Chestnut-backed Chickadees are regular visitors.  Various woodpeckers including the large Pileated Woodpecker stop by frequently for suet from the feeder.  Our little Anna’s Hummingbirds are of course also regulars . Further afield, it seems our best birding spot all winter and spring are the trails around the Airpark in Courtenay.  You can see so many migrant birds overwintering or passing through.

Meet the Artists

Meet Glenn and ThomMeet Glenn and ThomGlenn Gustafson (left):

Glenn has dabbled in many different arts and crafts and still tends to experiment with many mediums in the work he creates.  While trained primarily as a weaver and fibre artist, Glenn also enjoys creating artworks using leather, wire, paper, pottery and photography.  He is frequently out exploring the parks and protected areas in the Comox Valley in search of new inspiration and materials to create with.

Thom Rypien (right):

Thom has also explored many types of media and techniques, but has landed quite firmly in the area of fused and stained glass production.  Starting with some initial lessons taught by a friend, Thom has gone on to take glass courses and workshop in Canada as well as in California, Washington and Nevada (at the Stained Glass Expo).  Thom has displayed his work at various galleries across Western Canada including most recently at the Pearl Ellis Gallery in Comox.