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Fields and Fields
Fields & Fields Blown Glass is a personal and professional marriage of two
unique and accomplished glassblowers. By combining their talents, the
dedicated couple creates a harmony of style and form. Their singular and
successful enterprise is the result of merging two art glass studios into one.
John Fields became fascinated with glass in the early 1970's while studying
business at the University of Arkansas. "I took a stained glass course to
alleviate some of the boredom. I made a sun catcher and was hooked." On
his own, John studied the work of Louis Comfort Tiffany and fabricated
reproduction stained glass windows and lamps for a growing following.
Realizing that his future lay in an art form over 2000 years old, John took a
glassblowing class at Pratt in Seattle.
Heather graduated from Virginia Commonwealth University's School of the
Arts in 1986. "I wandered into the glassblowing studio one day and there
was no turning back. I was fascinated with molten glass." After graduating,
Heather worked at the Jamestown Glass House in Colonial National
Historical Park, demonstrating off- hand glass blowing to park visitors.
Because Heather and John shared a workspace their individual ways of
seeing things began to show the influence of one another's work. A
harmonious product line emerged. "We were more successful as a team
than as individual studios", relates Heather. Our relationship evolved,
creating Fields & Fields Blown Glass.
unique and accomplished glassblowers. By combining their talents, the
dedicated couple creates a harmony of style and form. Their singular and
successful enterprise is the result of merging two art glass studios into one.
John Fields became fascinated with glass in the early 1970's while studying
business at the University of Arkansas. "I took a stained glass course to
alleviate some of the boredom. I made a sun catcher and was hooked." On
his own, John studied the work of Louis Comfort Tiffany and fabricated
reproduction stained glass windows and lamps for a growing following.
Realizing that his future lay in an art form over 2000 years old, John took a
glassblowing class at Pratt in Seattle.
Heather graduated from Virginia Commonwealth University's School of the
Arts in 1986. "I wandered into the glassblowing studio one day and there
was no turning back. I was fascinated with molten glass." After graduating,
Heather worked at the Jamestown Glass House in Colonial National
Historical Park, demonstrating off- hand glass blowing to park visitors.
Because Heather and John shared a workspace their individual ways of
seeing things began to show the influence of one another's work. A
harmonious product line emerged. "We were more successful as a team
than as individual studios", relates Heather. Our relationship evolved,
creating Fields & Fields Blown Glass.
RED LIDDED RAVEN
Click on the images to the right to see the enlarged versions of Fields &
Fields glass art.
Fields glass art.
GOLD FEATHER SPHERE
RED RAVEN VESSEL
GREEN LIDDED RAVEN
