A Little About,

the Wicked Life

  • I got started through a warehouse roommate many, many years ago and taught myself through trial and error. Over the years, sharing it with people who want to learn has become a passion of mine too.

    Glass is one of those things where time freezes and you slip into that zen mode. I’ve never really thought of it as a job.

  • Yep! Wicked Woodie is my home and mobile glass studio, but I also work in other studios and out in the elements. I’ve blown glass outside in the middle of the desert and right by the beach with a mini setup. Wherever I land, I find a way to get the torch going.

  • Nala is my cat and traveling companion of the last 14 years, ever since we left Santa Cruz. From hikes in Zion to beach walks in Florida, we’ve spent nearly every day together.. aside from when I travel internationally. She’s been right there with me through it all.

  • The private Seacaller Facebook group is where our conversations happen, and where I share most drop info before it goes public.

    Paid website subscribers get a closer look into my personal life, plus extra content you won’t find in the group, whether that’s a tutorial, a website-only drop, or a giveaway.

    A paid website subscription includes access to the Facebook group. Being in the Facebook group doesn’t include access to paid website content.

  • The private Seacaller Facebook group gets most drop info before it goes public, along with Circle pricing when available. It’s also where we talk about what’s coming off the torch.

    Sign up for my email list at wickedglassofficial.com to keep up with new pieces and upcoming releases. Paid website subscribers also get access to exclusive website drops and extra content, plus access to the Facebook group.

  • Yes and no. I’m open to custom projects if they fit my timeline and feel like a good fit. I also remake past pieces, unless it’s a drop-exclusive colorway or a particular Kraken. Email if you have a request.

    Over the last few years, I’ve been cutting Kraken production roughly in half each year to keep them scarce and collectible, in a process i refer to as halving. At their peak in 2024, I was making three a month. For 2027, that drops from one a month to one every other month.

  • When I’m anchored somewhere for a season, I have a separate vehicle I use for postal runs, kind of like a dinghy for Wicked Woodie. No need to move the whole bus just to get your glass on its way. Unless requested most ships, USPS advantage.

  • No, so please purchase with conviction. If your piece arrives broken, report it within 24 hours of receiving it, and I’ll issue a credit toward a replacement.