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bentbottle in Stylish Home Catalog 2012
One of my bottle bowls was selected to be featured in Issue 2 of the Stylish Home Catalog which showcases Etsy sellers for home decor aficionados! Please download their catalog [pdf] and look through the many great items they offer! … Continue reading
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More of the same!
Happy New Year! 2011 has been a banner year for me as an artist. I said “Yes!” to some big opportunities and worked to make them successful. In 2011 I launched my new blog website, which I love, started a … Continue reading
Happy Holidays!
Feed the Meter Episode 3 In this episode of Feed the Meter, an OakPark.com video series, host Patty Keyuranggul meets Oak Park artist Bryan Northup of bentbottle to discuss his latest glasswork project “Catching Hail.” Northup utilizes glass salvaged from … Continue reading
Holiday Gift List
You must have seen the buy local, handmade signs on Facebook especially because of the occupy movement. Being an independent artist I appreciate the efforts to awaken fellow Americans to the importance of keeping small businesses in business and keeping … Continue reading
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Post Show Studio Tour
So, you want to see where I work? Take a look at the chaos of my studio space after the One of a Kind Show! I’m making bowls non-stop, take a peek into the kiln. Hopefully after today I can … Continue reading
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Catching Hail
A new partnership with the Garfield Park Conservatory has landed Oak Park glass artist Bryan Northup some of the shards left in the wake of the devastating June 30 hail storm. The damaged glass panes will be transformed into one-of-a-kind art … Continue reading
