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A family crest (Acheson) done for a dentist in
Round Rock. This one took a lot of very small pieces.
It's mounted above the front door.
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A large transom for a house here in central
Texas. We tried to make the parrot as close as possible to
the client's real parrot.
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Two of three Texas Longhorn style cabinet
doors.
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A portrait of two boston terriers that was
commissioned as a gift.
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A transom window done with a lattice design to
obscure dividers in the existing window which was left in
place. I also did a set of 8 cabinet windows for the same
client. I've been unable to get a decent picture of them
yet, but will put one up here when I do.
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An octagon that I sent for a house in Maryland.
Another example that simple can really be elegant. The field
glass is actually a heavily textured clear, but that didn't
really come out in the picture.
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A picture of the window in place.
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A celtic knot pattern with either dragons or
horses I'm not sure which. This 20" x 20" panel was done for
Things Celtic. The dragons/horses are GNA, the field is a
streaky spectrum, and the border is from a sheet of Freemont
full antique that I've had sitting around for quite a
while.
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A Green Man for a local store: Things
Celtic.
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This panel was pretty much straight out of a
book.
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A sun and moon pair of panels with sandblasted
and painted features. They are each 15" x 15".
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The kitchen cabinet windows at the Carls. There
are seven cabinets total, and there is a continous line that
runs through them, with leaves and butterflies coming off of
the line.
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The Calla Lilly window in the Carls' bathroom. I
used three kinds of iridescent white for the
flowers.
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A bathroom mirror for the Carls. It sits on a
wall adjacent to the window above, and echoes the lillies.
The pink is a true antique with mirror cut to the pattern
back behind it.
I also did a larger blue framed mirror for the
master bath, but couldn't get a very good picture of
it.
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A pair of window valances I made for my parents
new kitchen. They sit in oak frames and are
backlit.
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This is the smallest permanent installation
window I've ever done. It is only 5"x10". It is in the front
door of a wonderfully kind older man in Midland ,TX. It was
in shipping this piece that I learned to use UPS rather than
the USPS!
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This is the new picture of the piece I traded
for a motorcycle.
It was a free-standing piece, but I put it in a ring
(incorporating the log that was the base) because I was
afraid to take the piece to any shows. I was always afraid
it would blow over in the wind and break. the piece is now
about 26" in diameter.
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A free-standing piece I made in1992 for a man in
Victoria, TX who was going to a big reunion in Montana. The
design was based on a Charles Schultz drawing for the
reunion. The panel is approx. 12" x 8" and is mounted in a
block of oak.
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A panel with shells. I made this one for a lady
in Houston, who had one of the greatest reactions on seeing
the piece of anyone I've ever made anything for. It is 17" x
5" and the background is Uruboros 'noogie'.
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One of the few patterns I've ever done that was
pretty much straight from a stock commercial pattern. It was
fun anyway. the pink Spectrum streaky really worked well in
this panel of tulips. It was purchased as a Christmas
present. Those are always my favorite to sell. The panel is
15" x 15" and framed in oak (the frame didn't come out in
the picture I took, so I Photoshopped it out
here.)
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A free hanging panel I made in the fall of '96.
It was the first thing I made after breaking my arm and not
being able to work for 4 months. I used a blue baroque glass
for the background, and lots of streakies for the
hummingbirds and flowers.
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A small (9 x 13 inch) rose panel that was
commisioned for a birthday present.
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This window I did as a house-warming gift for
some friends of mine who live just down the road from Willie
Nelson. Maynard and I golf at Willie's course on a regular
basis. Check out Maynard's
Web Site! This window is 15" wide by 34" high. Maynard
and LaDonna used to live in Florida, so that's the basic
theme.
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The second window I finished for Maynard and
Ladonna. This one's more of a "Texas" theme.
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A horse for my Cousin Michelle's new house. . .
it's about 14 inches across.
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