u/focsletramp

Trying to improve on the 3d aspects, especially jaw bone and teeth, thanks for looking 😁

Found a nice bit of lovely deep bown orange glass, trying to work on the solar plexus and jawbones

Hi got to spend a few hours in the studio and created these five, the black skull is pirate glass and shines green under a torch, they have this cool grinding machine which cuts down the time it takes to shape the glass, I can then concentrate on the detail. Need to move away from skulls, leaves & teeth and find something new, all ideas welcome. Thank for looking!

Hi, back in the studio today, had access to the grinder thing, no idea what it;s called but it's awesome, I can shape stuff easy then use the dremel to add detail, managed to make these 5. Big Pirate skull bit too long, might shave his forehead off 😊

Hi please check out my new hobby, I was trying to figure out what to do with all my sea glass,. I saw someone use a rotary drill to carve glass into shapes and it went from there. Been doing it for about 3 months now. Thank for looking! 🙏

My collection so far of skulls carved from my sea glass. I used a rotary tool and diamond burs, thanks for looking 🙏😁

Hi managed to get some time do do a few more, thanks for looking 🙏😁

Got a space in a studio so spent all day creating, end pics are slightly older but different light

Hi I know this probably doesn't count but I love carving megalodon teeth 😁 🦈

Hi please check out my skulls, thank you 🙏

Rented a space in a nearby studio and have finally been able to get carving again 😁 some pic also of old stuff but different light

Managed to find an awesome studio where I could rent a desk, not been able to carve for a while so feel great to create again 😁

Used a dremel and diamond burs to make these, trying to add more detail with each one

I had a ton of sea glass I collected a few years ago, I recently bought a rotary tool and realised I could carve them after seeing someone else on reddit do it. Really enjoy it. Anyone else that is interested please be aware of the silica dust that is produced and the hazards involved. Thanks for looking 🙏😁

I have carved these from sea glass I collected a few years back in Cornwall, trying to add more detail with each one. Really enjoying creating stuff and getting artistic again (job prevented this for many years), thanks for looking :)

Apologies got rid of the AI Slop, I have a huge amount of sea glass I collected in Cornwall and a few months ago decided to carve them, so far have done skulls, feathers, leaves etc but thought I would give shark teeth ago, alot of the glass I had were naturally that shape so went from there, thanks for looking! 😁

I’ve been carving miniature skulls out of sea glass for a while now, and lately they’ve taken on this strange, almost supernatural vibe. Every piece of glass behaves differently — some glow like deep ocean water, some shift colour in the light, some have bubbles inside that look like they’re frozen mid‑movement.

What I love is how each one ends up with its own personality.
Some look mischievous.
Some look ancient.
Some look like they’re whispering secrets if you stare too long.

The darker pieces feel properly gothic — almost like relics you’d find in a shipwreck or tucked away in an old apothecary drawer. The translucent ones catch the sun and turn into these eerie little spirits you can hold between your fingers.

I’ve been photographing a few of them and thought I’d share. They’re tiny, tactile, weirdly comforting to carry around, and honestly… they’ve become my favourite thing to carve.

If anyone else in the goth/occult/oddities world works with glass or carves miniatures, I’d love to see what you make too.

I have carved these from sea glass I collected a few years back in Cornwall, trying to add more detail with each one. Really enjoying creating stuff and getting artistic again (job prevented this for many years), thanks for looking :)

I’ve been carving miniature skulls out of sea glass for a while now, and lately they’ve taken on this strange, almost supernatural vibe. Every piece of glass behaves differently — some glow like deep ocean water, some shift colour in the light, some have bubbles inside that look like they’re frozen mid‑movement.

What I love is how each one ends up with its own personality.
Some look mischievous.
Some look ancient.
Some look like they’re whispering secrets if you stare too long.

The darker pieces feel properly gothic — almost like relics you’d find in a shipwreck or tucked away in an old apothecary drawer. The translucent ones catch the sun and turn into these eerie little spirits you can hold between your fingers.

I’ve been photographing a few of them and thought I’d share. They’re tiny, tactile, weirdly comforting to carry around, and honestly… they’ve become my favourite thing to carve.

If anyone else in the goth/occult/oddities world works with glass or carves miniatures, I’d love to see what you make too.

I've recently started hand-carving sea glass and this is one of the pieces I've made.

It's a deep green piece of sea glass with this really unusual cracked pattern running through the inside of the glass. I carved it into a small skull and thought it had quite a mysterious feel to it.

I'm not particularly knowledgeable about modern witchcraft, so I was wondering — would something like this have a place on an altar? And if so, what sort of meaning or purpose might you give it?

I'd be really interested to hear how people here would use something like this. 🖤🌿