Claire Keane
祝日 / Permanent Vacation
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blake kathryn
JVL
hello vonnie
Mike Driver
AnasAbdin
noise dept.
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Sade Olutola
Keni
One Nice Bug Per Day
Show & Tell
Monterey Bay Aquarium
he wasn't even looking at me and he found me
we're not kids anymore.
Lint Roller? I Barely Know Her
Andulka
DEAR READER
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Inspiration- Trees and the changing seasons seem to be a continual theme and inspiration for paintings. Here are examples of a Winter Tree and Fall Tree. I was showing the feeling of the 2 different seasons with the use of different colors to portray the sky colors as well as the color in the trees. I find it interesting that the music aspect as discussed in previous post appears here as well.
I enjoy listening to orchestral/classical music, it evokes a multitude of colors and shapes. Images of different colors for specific instruments come to mind as I listen. My favorite composers are Beethoven and Vivaldi and I enjoy some works of Mozart, Bach and various other composers as well as operas. I find that this music inspires not only specific paintings/designs pertaining to music but also other designs I create for stained glass.
Wind flowing through trees has been an inspiration for both my painting and glass work. I love the sound of the leaves rustling, I imagine the wind not only pushing a tree but flowing around the trunk, spiraling the branches, pulling on them. It is more of a flowing through and pulling as it goes through to the other side.
What inspires you?
Bike riding is one of many things that inspires me in creating paintings and glasswork. I can be riding along and images or thoughts pop in my head which I will jot down once I get back home.
After the last couple of paintings using brushes that were frayed I bought some new ones, looking forward to trying them out.
In the studio beveling glass!
After and before pics of a transom window that I installed my stained glass window into as well as some detail shots. I love how it turned out as well as the client.
After cleaning the transom window, I draw shape of the center of the clear bevels and cut color pieces of glass, bevel them and bond them on top of the clear bevel using UV adhesive. A UV lamp cures the adhesive.
Cleaning the stained glass panel for the transom window. Getting close to finishing.
Progress for the day on this transom window project. Only had a couple of hours but I feel good about how far I was able to get.
Beginning fabrication of stained glass panel for a transom window in an entryway.
Bevels are completed and now have to draw out the shapes of them before starting to fabricate the panel.
Now that the outside curves and straight edges are done, it is time to bevel the inside curves of several glass pieces going into a transom window.
This is the first stage of 4 in hand beveling glass pieces for a transom window.
Cutting glass in preparation for hand beveling. Some color pieces will have a small section beveled to add depth, dimension and light play.
Drawings studying the line, flow and shadows that were inspired by this leaf. I really like the flow of this leaf! These are just preliminary stages before creating a painting.
Before and after pics of a bathroom window. I love how the textured glass obscures the neighboring house and client’s roofline.