The Loon is a dive into her love for infamous beautiful birds that have been included in lore and stories for centuries. This absolutely incredible stained glass kaleidoscope flows and spins smooth with infinite colors and patterns. Surely a conversation piece for any collection!
Sue has been pursuing artistic endeavors from a very young age; making jewelry and kaleidoscopes from glass for almost 30 years. In 2009 she was asked to design a piece to be included in Paula Nadelstern's six month kaleidoscope quilt exhibit at The American Folk Art Museum in NYC. Sue's work is represented in galleries and museums in the US, Canada and Japan. As well as private collections around the world. Living and working from her home/studio in Kennebunk, Maine, she is surrounded by the nature that inspires her.
The Loon is a dive into her love for infamous beautiful birds that have been included in lore and stories for centuries. This absolutely incredible stained glass kaleidoscope flows and spins smooth with infinite colors and patterns. Surely a conversation piece for any collection!
Sue has been pursuing artistic endeavors from a very young age; making jewelry and kaleidoscopes from glass for almost 30 years. In 2009 she was asked to design a piece to be included in Paula Nadelstern's six month kaleidoscope quilt exhibit at The American Folk Art Museum in NYC. Sue's work is represented in galleries and museums in the US, Canada and Japan. As well as private collections around the world. Living and working from her home/studio in Kennebunk, Maine, she is surrounded by the nature that inspires her.
