Carl Nevitt is the chief artist and designer at Big Sky Studio. Carl has been crafting stained and art glass projects for almost 18 years and has been doing business as Big Sky Studio in Pagosa Springs for almost 6 years. Carl learned the art of stained glass at Rayer’s Bearden Stained Glass Studio located in Wichita, Kansas. He has continued his education in the art attending several workshops and seminars over the years.
Like most stained glass artists, Carl first learned the stained glass art as a hobby and way to meet nice people. While making gifts for family and friends Carl began to get requests from friends to “fix” this project or make a “small window”. After moving to Colorado in 2001, Carl decided to try stained glass as a way of making a living and has been doing so ever since.
As of January 2007, Carl has taught over 120 people the art of stained glass in his workshops and has produced over 200 projects in the Pagosa Springs area. Carl’s work can be seen in some of the finest homes and businesses in Pagosa Springs, Colorado. The Community United Methodist Church in Pagosa Springs is also displaying Carl’s restoration work of their 100-year-old plus windows.
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Carl has had his work selected for several exhibits and showings in the Pagosa Springs area and continues to “stretch the art” of stained glass as is represented in his work titled “Mad Cow”.
Mom, (Marjorie Nevitt), is also an important part of Big Sky Studio. Mom can be contacted about color schemes, glass and supplies and will be very helpful in making your visit to our studio enjoyable.
We also have a mascot, Zacchaeus the wee little dog. Zac is a Welsh Corgi who actually runs the studio but is not very good at answering questions. He will give you a nice welcome though!
Perhaps you’re visiting Pagosa Spring for our world class skiing. Maybe a soak in the world's largest hot spring, fishing or river rafting. Whatever the reason, visitors are always welcome at Big Sky Studio where you can view works in progress or purchase completed projects.
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Mad cow was chosen for a juried art show at the Pagosa Springs Art Council in 2003. It was accepted for a showing at the Bayfield Library in 2004 and was chosen for a show at the Shy Rabbit Studio in Pagosa called “Primarily Found Objects” in 2006.
