"Martini Glass" is an exciting, impressionist, acrylic painting that would brighten up any room in the house, the bar or even in an  office! Shelly uses acrylic paints with brushes, palette knives and warm colors for a fun and whimsical picture. It measures 23 inches  x 23.5 inches, has finished sides and top and wired and ready for hanging. Shelly lives in Rocky River and has shown in numerous shows and galleries, including yearly at the St John West Shore Art Show in Westlake, Easton Art Show in Columbus, Lakewood Arts Festival and in Little Italy in Cleveland, all in Ohio.

Ever wonder how they make glass vases, cups, paperweights and other objects d'art? Do you what to learn? The Glass Bubble Project is donating a fun and exciting introductory glass blowing class for one person, for one and a half hours at their studio. You will learn how to use all the tools involved and work with the kiln. When done, you will go home with your own glass creation for all your friends and family to admire!

The Bubble Glass Project was founded in 1998 by Michael Kaplan and Chris McGillicutty using their own hard work and equity. The studio is located in Ohio City, Cleveland, on the corner of Bridge and West 24th Street near the world famous West Side Market. The Glass Bubble Project is a working studio and classroom for artists and students who need a creative atmosphere to practice and create blown glass works of art.