Here is a stained glass box that I made with the help of my wife's grandma. Working with glass is fun and relaxing. I like the slight variations of red...ish...pink in the blue glass.
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Stephen Haws illustration I love traditional mediums. Inking, sketching, drawing and painting are my specialties. I am the happiest when I can smell paint, smear charcoal everywhere, and when......... ink gets all over my pants.
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2 comments:
This is some cool stuff , I have heard working with stained glass is hard. Was it hard not to cut yourself?
I used to do Temple glass etchings and got multiple cuts all of the time. But she had all of the stained glass equipment and I don't think that either of us got cut. Its good to hear from you Aaron. I just looked at your blog and your stuff is awesome. http://afaceart.blogspot.com/
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