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<p>Lee Proctor prepares the colors he will add to a bulb he is blowing on Friday, February 15, at his studio in Bigfork. For this particular piece Proctor will use four layers of color by gently rolling a glob or molten glass into the colored granules then reheating the glass so the colors melt into to glass. This particular project calls for the use of one of the most expensive colors, Uranium Green. (Brenda Ahearn/Daily Inter Lake)</p>

<p>Lee Proctor prepares the colors he will add to a bulb he is blowing on Friday, February 15, at his studio in Bigfork. For this particular piece Proctor will use four layers of color by gently rolling a glob or molten glass into the colored granules then reheating the glass so the colors melt into to glass. This particular project calls for the use of one of the most expensive colors, Uranium Green. (Brenda Ahearn/Daily Inter Lake)</p>

February 23, 2013

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Bigfork artist's work blends metal and glass
February 23, 2013 10 p.m.

Bigfork artist's work blends metal and glass

The artist in Lee Proctor didn’t wake up until after high school. After that there was no turning back.