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Sean Clayton

Sean Clayton has been blowing glass for many years now, and has recently focused much of his effort on creating beautiful marbles with fantastic space scenes and galaxies contained within and without. He uses mostly silver, along with some darker colors, to create the amazing colors and ethereal qualities within the glass, and it truly looks like you're staring into the depths of space as various elements of creation occur. Most of the 'bubbles' you see are not bubbles at all, but are actually small spheres of silver that ball up during the process, and create beautiful stars throughout the marbles.

Location: Cambridge Springs, Pennsylvania

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