It’s been a while ... super hectic summer. Hope all is well for you. :)
A custom order remake of a panel. Constructed two to give the client a choice.
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Chicago Condo Transoms - Installed, two of the three panels from the second room.
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Chicago Condo Transoms - Here are two (of eight) of the completed panels.
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probably my favourite location shoot so far, i think i took more photos of the store itself than of my model i had brought along. its a really neat little store in Campbellvile that sells restored stained glass panels from buildings and churches in Europe (and is, according to Wikipedia, the world’s largest leaded-stained-glass shop / museum), and most of them date back to the 1800s or so. the shots that i actually ended up using for school were taken outside, though, so i’ll probably go re-use that shop for another shoot when it gets warmer out :~)
I want to live there! Well, maybe at least visit, often.
Laying out the frames on two small skeletonized leaves panels.
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George Washington Maher, Window for the James A. Patton House, 1901.
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Skylight, Frank Lloyd Wright House & Studio, Oak Park, Illinois
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Skylights and windows of Frank Lloyd Wright’s oak park house and studio
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In the Military Church at Dover Castle
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"Water" panels - finished! Water VI & Water V in my series were designed to hang in the bathroom window(s) of a lovely family in Madison, Wisconsin.
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"Water" panels, work in progress - Both panels have now been soldered, front and back. Cut the zinc came to frame the panels. Next, the frame will be soldered, then the hangers and chain attached. These panels are not going to be patinaed so just a good cleaning/polish and they'll be completed.
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