Artists' Statements: Donovan Brooke It took travelling down quite a few roads to discover that I wanted to work with glass for a living. At my 10 year high school reunion, they [the organizers] had all of us fill out a questionnaire. One of the questions was "how many jobs have you held since graduating?". Though I didn't fill that part of the questionnaire out, when the person's name who had held the most jobs was announced, I discovered that I had held more. I have realized over the years that I've done quite a lot of things and walked a mile in many shoes. Throughout this journey, glass has always been there in the background in some form or another. Though I am just getting started with my focus on glass, I have been around it for many years. I have watched many artists and have learned a great deal from them. This website (http://egg.bz/) was built in the spirit of honoring these artists, as well as the new ones that I meet every day. Now that I have built my own glass shop, I feel one step closer to finally having the resources to create. Donovan Audrey Handler My studio has been open since 1970. I create plates, vases, fruit and vegetable pieces and Bowls of fruit and vegetables. I also make a series of wood and glass sculptures called "Pear in a Chair" and "Wedding Pairs" consisting of small precious wood chairs and love seats with glass pears and other blown forms. Radiant Glass Radiant Glass is the creative partnership of Stefan Baum and Scott Dunahee. Stefan and Scott built their studio in 2004. By 2007 they will be opening a new studio that will be open to the public. Thanks for your interest!