Pets in Glass - Luminosity View

One last shot, this one to show off the luminosity of the glass we used.

Pets In Glass - Transparency View

I took this next photo on grass to show the glass’s transparency.

Pets In Glass - Texture View

Here is another image of the same piece, but taken at an angle to show the tecture of the waterglass.  You can even see the reflection of another piece of stained glass.

Pets In Glass - Detail view

Here’s a stained glass piece I did for a friend.  I took a few pictures of it so that I could remember it from various angles.

Iron Jaguar

Here’s my latest faux-metalwork design. It’s an Aztec-style Jaguar created for wall-mounted decoration. This is a digital representation of what the “Rust-Free Iron” finish would look like, but I can also get these made in Bronze, Rust, Patina…. shoot! Pretty much any color you can dream up. The actual piece is 16” in diameter and can be mounted with direct-set screws with screw-concealment plugs, back-mounted picture hangers, or even eye-hook and cord or chain. It’s pretty much completely customizable.

Please let me know what you think. I’m trying to come up with a line of these for sale, and would love some input.

Stained Glass Fairy Star

Here is our latest stained glass project: a seven-pointed fairy star in gold with indigo and purple swirls surrounding it.  I mounted this one in a circular frame, and hung it in our living room window.   You can see two of our Kokeshi dolls in this photo, as well as my little piggy puzzle box.

Art Bottle 7

Another small bottle.  I decorated this one with three stained-glass leaves, wire and a quartz crystal.  It holds about 2 tbsp of liquid or powder, and would be perfect for holding magical incense ot oil. 

Art bottle 6

Here’s a fun little guy I decorated with pieces of stained glass.  I think this tiny jug holds about 2 tbsp of liquid or powder.  Perfect for a magical oil blend.

Light Sabre

A few years ago, my buddy Joey decided to make himself a light saber, and I begged him to show me how and to let me make one too.  We went to the hardware store for parts, shopped at an electronics store for LED lights and switches and stuff, and this is what I came up with.

Fantasy Blade in Faux-Metal and Paper

Here is a fun little piece I made, inspired by a weapon in one of my stories.  It’s made of cold-press paper set between two pieces of faux-metal fretwork.