Many years ago we made this Mountain Lion for clients in Ontario, they just sent a new picture showing the panels relocation in their country home north of Toronto.
Design by Darcie Kelly
Great Blue Heron at it’s New Home in Ontario
We just received this picture taken by our clients of the Great Blue Heron panel commission that made a successful trip from Innisfail, Alberta to Toronto, Ontario in March of this year. Subsequently, it has now traveled north of Toronto to an area of rolling hills and beautiful scenery.
Design by Mark Waterbury
Horse Shoe
Over the years we have made a few of these, in fact a similar one hangs in our home and it was the first piece of stained glass that Bob made some 14 years ago.
Designer unknown
Mare and Foal
Many years ago we had an opportunity to make this mare with her foal. We used Bullseye Glass for the mare and Spectrum’s black/clear Baroque for the foal. The foreground is a wonderful Uroboros 65-145 Glass which we use often and where either side can be used for effect. (the reverse side has a rough rolled granite effect)
Design by Nancy Pimental Great Woods Glass Art, Norton MA
This is one of Spectrum’s Glass free patterns available on their website
Loon Oval Panel 2006
In 2006 we made this Oval Loon Panel for a client who now lives in Calgary. We used Spectrum’s Baroque Black/White/Clear for the Loon and it was cut from one piece of glass to ensure matching and flow of the colors. The sky is a Kokomo, and we used Uroboros for the hills, with Spectrum Sky Blue Wispy and a very pretty darker Kokomo for the water. The panel was edged with a sculptured brass along with black patina and polish.
The next picture shows a close up of the Loon and the detail of the Spectrum Baroque glass.
Design by Brian McMillan/Lucinda Doran