Banjo is a renowned borosilicate glass artist celebrated for his innovative and complex glass sculptures. Based in the United States, Banjo is most known for his "Devi" pieces, which are inspired by the flowing contours of the female form. Utilizing advanced techniques such as fuming, cold-working, and sculpting, Banjo creates vibrant, otherworldly pieces that push the boundaries of glass art.

Calvin Mickle, also known as CalM, is a leading borosilicate glass artist renowned for his "burd" series. His work challenges traditional sizes and shapes, employing techniques like fuming, sculpting, and cold-working. Based in the Colorado, CalM's imaginative and bold creations make him a standout in contemporary glass art.

Andrew Certo, known as Certo Glass, is a renowned borosilicate glass artist from Denver, Colorado. He is famous for his creative designs like the Spray Bottle rigs and Butane Torch pipes, blending functionality with artistic flair. Certo's work emphasizes experimental techniques, reflecting his background in art school​.

Dan Coyle, aka Coyle Glass, is a top borosilicate glass artist from Western Massachusetts. He started in 2003 and refined his craft at Salem Community College. Known for his playful, toy-inspired designs like "Munnies," Coyle blends fun with serious skill. His work appears in galleries and publications like Vice and The New York Times. Coyle's unique style and creativity have made him a big name in glass art​

Devin Sommerville, known as Crunklestein, is a Milwaukee-based glass artist renowned for his vibrant, intricate millie designs and playful yet sophisticated dab rigs. Specializing in mini tubes, his work often features detailed, colorful patterns inspired by nature.