Showing posts with label baroque. Show all posts
Showing posts with label baroque. Show all posts

Monday, April 2, 2012

Fluid Landscape


This is a panel Ive just completed for a house in the Eco village in Cloughjordan,county Tipperary. Its a south facing window with white walls all around .when the sun shines,as it does occasionally,the walls will be bathed in an ever changing kaleidoscope of colour. On the day i put it in,it was well overcast but you can still see the colour bleeding onto the surroundings. The glass is mostly waterglass with some baroque and odd bits of Kokomo.

Tuesday, May 18, 2010

Wallflower..


This is a leaded glass panel that i did this week for a lady in Terenure who has quite a few panels hanging on her back garden wall. It was done in semi-obscure Baroque glass which shows the colour regardless of whether there's light shining through it,perfect for hanging on a wall.The background is a very pale blue waterglass which shows up as quite a deep blue against the white background..Feel free to comment... Theres more to see at Lustrousglass.com

Monday, September 28, 2009

Flowing Tide



These are a pair of panels that i have done for a client in Dublin.They sit either side of a front door and are intended to block out the view of houses across the street.They are done in different types of glass,a lot of semi-obscure Kokomo waterglass,Desag Baroque and various others.There are white walls either side of the door and on a sunny day quite nice displays of colour pass over them...I have been quite busy recently woodturning which is another passion and have been preparing for a craft fair around the middle of October.I will post some pictures of the turned wood in the next few days.I should get back to the glass soon though as this is meant to be a glass blog,though maybe il find some way of combining the two. See more glass stuff on Lustrousglass.com

Tuesday, August 18, 2009

Profusion of Planets


This is a commission ive just done for for a client in Dublin.Its a larger version of panels that ive previously made on a theme of interlocking circles.Its includes a lot of different types of glass,Kokomo,waterglass,baroque,Desag,even some Lamberts and antique flashed.It measures about 950x750mm.A child said it was like baloons but i think planets..

Sunday, August 9, 2009

Call of the sea



This is another panel in those scrap brass rings,with some deep blue Baroque glass and some painted clouds and assorted figures.It measures about 400mm across.See more at Lustrousglass.com