Emily Mitchell

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A study in glass.
It has officially been 1 year since I learned this life changing art. Flowers and glass. The best cancer fighting medicine.

#stainedglass #artist

Studio partners.

Biscuit and crow by @funky-fiber-witch.bsky.social

Funky fiber witch will send you a handmade card each month with a magical message for less than one cup of coffee. So worth it ☆☆☆

The small Tudor influence with Americana is truly beautiful. Plus, the Tiffany windows in the Trinity Episcopalian church are breath taking.

Have you gone to Staunton, Va? It's incredible.

When you start to see your vision coming into focus.
This is a work in progress. I love working with glass.

LNER railway poster for the resort of Bridlington in Yorkshire.The posters were elegant and quite romanticised.

The railway companies produced some really quite sophisticated posters for the resort of Bridlington including this probably lesser known one from the LNER.

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Tiffany stained glass at LakeView Cemetery in Cleveland

One thing I kinda like about churches:
Tiffany stained glass at LakeView Cemetery in Cleveland.

Just had my first and unfortunately, which will be many more Trump related panic attacks.

In these darkest of times here is a good news story! 🐳 💕

She lives in Edmonds, WA.
A present for a friend that was there when I had cancer.
It also shows that I'm a super Mario kid.
I call it my palm beach collection.

Athens, Ohio

I've posted this before but seems appropriate for this morning. Storm at Bridlington Quay.’ by John Taylor Allerston (1828-1914) seems very appropriate. The painting relates to the 'Great Gale' of February 10th 1871.

She lives in Chicago.
The first of the series. I love her for the layers of blue and the curl of the wave. ☆

This one lives in Santa Fe. She was the 2nd of a series i did with this pattern.

These are probably the only pieces I will do that are not flower related. I love documenting my garden in glass.

We need more trains and cheaper trains. It's such a nice way to travel. I would take a train ride over air travel everytime....if my budget allowed it.

Train ride with lollie and my mum.

It's going to be 36 today! Which, after these few weeks, will feel downright balmy.

I no longer believe art can save the world, but I believe still that it can save me. So in the face of chaos, misinformation, hatred & ignorance, I'm going to make more art, experience more, share more, pay for more & publish more. I started this in darkness & it'll continue to be my light. 🖤🤍

It's the most excitement I have ever known. To see the beauty of each season blossom.

The tulips arrived at their new home. They will look beautiful with the cali sun 🌞

Dreaming of spring

It should make it to its new home by tomorrow. I'm so excited to hear what Jake thinks.

Working on a piece for my college friend Jake. Glass is so beautiful.

Who loves waking up to fresh flowers?