Fused Glass Art
Discover unique and inspiring one of a kind designs created from glass.
Fused Glass Art
Discover unique and inspiring one of a kind designs created from glass.
About LunaSea Art Glass
Our Story
Our Process
Our Process
LunaSea Art Glass is a privately owned art studio and gallery located near the beach in Ocean Shores, Washington. Artists Carol and Bill Petersen create fused glass art sculptures and functional art pieces. The artists also create specialized glass serving ware; jewelry; ornaments; and whimsical pieces. Private commissions are accepted
LunaSea Art Glass is a privately owned art studio and gallery located near the beach in Ocean Shores, Washington. Artists Carol and Bill Petersen create fused glass art sculptures and functional art pieces. The artists also create specialized glass serving ware; jewelry; ornaments; and whimsical pieces. Private commissions are accepted for custom work such as driftwood and glass sculptures. Gallery visits and studio lessons are by appointment only. This year in addition to our fused glass creations, we are introducing resin art into our portfolio. We will be designing glass and resin sculptures; christmas ornaments; whimsical sea creatures and many other desirable pieces.
Our Process
Our Process
Our Process
Carol and Bill use a variety of techniques to create their glass art fusion. Each piece is one of a kind and individually hand-crafted and made from different shapes, types, sizes and colors of glass pieces. First, a design is drawn on paper and glass colors are selected. Then the pieces are laid out into the desired design. Once the glas
Carol and Bill use a variety of techniques to create their glass art fusion. Each piece is one of a kind and individually hand-crafted and made from different shapes, types, sizes and colors of glass pieces. First, a design is drawn on paper and glass colors are selected. Then the pieces are laid out into the desired design. Once the glass pieces are in the design, it is placed in a kiln where it is fused into a molten state at temperatures reaching 1450 degrees. The piece is then allowed to cool gradually until it hardens and is removed for final prep; polishing and presentation.