"I first saw glass blowing in college. I was impressed and I’ve pursued it ever since. I think working hot glass is great because it is fast and lively as well as disciplined and dangerous. It can be spontaneous and free or refined and technical."

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"I always try to imagine a glass piece that is so balanced and agreeable that I would wish to live a lifetime with it. I try to make pieces as beautiful as I can. I always have a primal response to functional forms which I think is partly innate and partly historically significant. " - Eric McLendon

Eric McLendon is a glass blower working with traditional and contemporary forms. He expresses his vision through a bold and sweeping use of color and fluidity of form. His work interprets the rich traditions of glassblowing with an eye toward contemporary design. He has an intrinsic connection when working with the glass and skillfully allows the hidden forms to emerge, expressing their true radiance and beauty. Every piece is truly one of a kind.

Eric graduated from Hartwick College with a degree in studio arts, and has studied at the Pilchuck School, the Penland School of Crafts, and the Appalachian Craft Center. He has shown his work in galleries around the United States and is currently the sole proprietor and working artist at EGlass Studio in Bucks County, Pennsylvania.

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