Used to be I took pictures of everything. Every suncatcher, repair, cabinet, hanging panel… After nearly 15 years, it’s only large or interesting projects.
Here’s a pair of sidelights for a private residence in Osterville, MA. Client requested simple but elegant, and of the four options I sketched, this was her final selection. Lead and zinc came construction, clear waterglass with pale gray granite and bevel borders. 30mm faceted jewels add a bit of sparkle at major lead joins.
I still marvel I get paid to do this. It’s a genuine blessing.
There’s a large multi-piece commission on the horizon, with arts and crafts cabinets, a door lite, and two large Tiffany-style landscapes.
Writing-wise, I’m hammering out a scene from the next Clar1ty Wars collection, titled “Under Strange Stars”.
Hot Space Station Justice 
Looks absolutely terrific!
Do you grind your own bevels?
Pardon the brevity and the typos. This was sent from my iPhone.
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Thanks. I’ve got a four-stage grinder for outside curves/straight runs, but no. Most of the time, stock bevels suffice.