12 December 2012
Splashback
I have just finished cutting this kitchen splashback. I love the contrast of the black pattern against the blue wall The photo doesn't do it justice so I've added an image of the glass on a piece of white paper before it was installed.
07 December 2012
Work in progress
I love strong line and have have spent the past couple months drawing on the wall and ceiling of the hall in our house. The turquoise tree will be a coat hanger and the small area will be filled with plants. I'm planning on laying fake grass on the floor to add to the effect of walking into a magical jungle when entering the house.
05 December 2012
28 November 2012
More papercuts
Here are my latest papercuts - I've framed the Picassoish one so that now it looks nice and crisp and clean behind glass - and I've added a new one that I completed today. It's in grey and the images show the design and the progression of the cutting.
23 November 2012
New Work
Enjoying using just the basic tools of a pencil, knife and paper I'm developing a collection papercuts.
These are some of the first experimental pieces based on old drawings in my sketch book.
All my glass designs start life as a drawing followed by a stencil, but the stencils have to be discarded after sandblasting. The process of creating my glass becomes complex as it often requires processes over which I have no control, such as toughening, polishing and double glazing. I am therefore drawn to the simplicity of being able to create imagery using a few tools in my hands and hope that it will lead my work in new directions.
19 November 2012
Chair
I designed this fabric a few years ago and have recently had this old chair belonging to my mother upholstered with it
08 June 2012
Each panel is approx 1100mm x 800mm and was designed to create a feature in an internal wall which transmits light.
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