Infinity Art Glass by Scott Hartley (Crystal Fox Gallery)

Infinity Art Glass Transparent (center piece shown in Tetra Blue/Teal) is also available in Red/Purple or Red/AmberInfinity Art Glass Transparent (center piece shown in Tetra Blue/Teal) is also available in Red/Purple or Red/Amber
Price $278

Transparent Arrowhead Glass sculpture, avail. in Blue/Teal (shown in center), Red/Purple or Red/AmberTransparent Arrowhead Glass sculpture, avail. in Blue/Teal (shown in center), Red/Purple or Red/Amber
Price $275

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Infinity Art Glass Transparent Tetra Blue/TealInfinity Art Glass Transparent Tetra Blue/Teal
Price $278

Infinity Art Glass Dichroic TetraInfinity Art Glass Dichroic Tetra
Price $298

Infinity Art Glass Cane TetraInfinity Art Glass Cane Tetra
Price $485

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Infinity Art Glass Large Transparent Fish, Blue/GreenInfinity Art Glass Large Transparent Fish, Blue/Green
Price $248

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Infinity Art Glass Ocean Series Tidal WaveInfinity Art Glass Ocean Series Tidal Wave
Price $434

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Infinity Art Glass Large Transparent Fish, Purple/TealInfinity Art Glass Large Transparent Fish, Purple/Teal
Price $248

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Large Dichroic Black Fish - Infinity Art GlassLarge Dichroic Black Fish - Infinity Art Glass
Price $288

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Small Dichroic Black Fish - Infinity Art GlassSmall Dichroic Black Fish - Infinity Art Glass
Price $109

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Small Dichroic Black Fish - Infinity Art GlassSmall Dichroic Black Fish - Infinity Art Glass
Price $109

More Information about Infinity Art Glass by Scott HartleyInfinity Art Glass Paperweights and Sculptures- Handblown Glassworks by Scott Hartley.
Glass is made from a mixture of about seventy percent sand, soda ash, and several other hazardous chemicals. I mix these myself and load them into a special furnace which reaches temperatures of 2,500 degrees. The furnaces run 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days each year (natural gas isn't cheap for glass artists). The mixture of glass must melt for 24 hours before it can be used in any piece of art. A blowpipe is used to get gathers or layers of glass from the furnace. They vary in size according to the weight of the glass from a 1/2 inch diameter perfume bottle pipe up to a 1-1/2 inch diameter pipe for pieces that weigh 30 pounds. Glass artists work from the inside out on a piece. The larger the piece, the more layers of glass. Generally, the colored glass, dichroic glass, cane, designs, and detailing is done first using a variety of hot & cold glass chips and colored glass.