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JD Mapleson

JD Maplesden began his glass art journey in 2001, initially working in Spokane and Humboldt. He gained Color Certification in 2007 and experimented with fume work, focusing on subtle techniques. He helped build Montage in Spokane (2008-2009), a collaborative space where he also taught. After moving to Seattle and Bellingham, he joined Mothership Glass, contributing to the award-winning 2012 "Fab Egg." In 2014, he launched his solo career, becoming known for his "Wormhole" pieces and extensive collaborations. He relocated to Eugene, Oregon in 2020 and continues to travel and teach.

Location: Eugene OR

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