Author Archives: Studio

We’re still in the process of redesigning the website to make checking out Preston’s work easier.  Until we roll out our new design early next year, here is our studio contact info: You can contact Preston Singletary Glass at: studio@prestonsingletary.com Preston’s … Continue reading →

After the pole was done with its first casting in California, it was shipped down to Prescott Valley, Arizona, for another casting by the Bronzesmith Foundry.  Their casting and first bronze version was completed in time for the SWAIA Indian Market last … Continue reading →

Here are some photos of the investment casting process, performed this spring by carver David Svenson and his colleague, Rhys Williams. A positive plaster version of the pole was made so that our friends at FireArt Glass in Portland could … Continue reading →

It is our pleasure to present a monumental project, nearly 3 years in the making to date: a 7 foot tall 3-dimensional totem. The project began in early 2009 when Preston and his longtime friend and collaborator, woodcarver David Svenson, … Continue reading →

Here at Preston Singletary Glass, we work with many talented artists and technicians. Over the next several months, we will be introducing you to the team members. To give you a peek into the daily workings of the studio, here … Continue reading →

In March of this year, Pendleton Woolen Mills unveiled their newest blanket in their American Indian College Fund Series.  Raven and the Box of Knowlege was designed by Preston Singletary. From Pendleton’s website:  ”This intriguing blanket is based on a work … Continue reading →