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Detail of an sandblast etched glass screen on the south side of the chancel, installed in 2002.
St Peter's church at Kinver stands in a commanding position on high ground overlooking the town below from Kinver Edge. It is an impressive red sandstone building dating back to the 14th century but much altered in the following centuries, with large chapels flanking the chancel added in the Tudor period and a north aisle built as recently as the 1970s.
The interior is equally imposing with styles both ancient and modern, the new north aisle being a particularly successful addition, surpising to see such a clearly contemporary feature so at ease with its medieval surroundings. The furnishings and glass are mostly of the Victorian period though there are several earlier elements of note and a particularly striking canopy/lantern in the south aisle, uniquely composed of stained glass panels.
The church is normally kept locked except for Friday and Saturday mornings, but visitors on the latter will be made very welcome (as I was) on the tea and coffee morning, and indeed one would be hard pushed to think of a nicer setting for one.
While the two to the right are most impressive, the one most right is not carved, but etched.. just a layer of pumpkin skin was removed to allow the light shine through.. lots of work
Client: H & M ANALYTICAL SERVICES
Style Black Filled Etched Polished Brass Panel Mounted on a Stained Wood Panel
I etch a small sheet of copper then cut out the circles for these earrings. sterling silver earwires.
f/5.6, 1/13, ISO 800, 55mm. I was in my mothers living room when I saw an old curio she had with an interesting design on the green glass in its doors. I did a nice close-up shot of the pattern in the glass. I like the texture of the glass, its kind of ruff and smooth all at the same time. Though the glass is green in color the light can shine through it very nicely.
Couldn't get a really good picture.
Silhouette images used:
Top - Middle butterfly_1510
- Left and Right - Butterfly_c00422
Side top - Flourish 1441
Side Bottom - various butterfly images
Rhinestones for accents.
This game board was custom made for a lounge at the NBA all star game. Dan at Black Cat Inc was the mastermind behind the project. He had the boards milled out of aluminum (including the machined grid lines) and anodized. I used the laser to bleach out the anodizationg creating the white board markings.
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The Etch-A-Sketch iPad Case (iPhone cases also available) from Headcase is very realistic, down to the gold paint on the logo. The case is officially licensed by Ohio Art, the creator of the real Etch-A-Sketch.
There are some differences between the case and the real thing: the white knobs won’t act as cursor control on your iPad, the case has a couple of indentations for the ambient light detector and home button, and the battery life on the original Etch-A-Sketch is better.
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Chinese characters etched on the sides of a massive vase.
Taken at the Purple Forbidden City in Hue, Vietnam.
Photos from our craft room. This is a dump of photos from my phone. Many may be duplicates or similar angles.