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6) Designs and Processes for Glass
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Services and Products: Design, make and install stained glass windows, panels and mirrors. Approach varies according to your wishes and the needs of buildings. A site visit and consultation are usually required, then a design is agreed before work begins. Contemporary or traditional ideas and techniques. Most commissions require original designs, but you can choose from period pattern books if you wish. Techniques on glass include printing, painting, sandblasting, computer design, leaded lights, mirror work and so on. By all means phone or e-mail if you have a stained glass project which you would like to discuss. Kinetic and mirror constructions for exhibition in art galleries and craft shows. For these the themes are visual experiment, light and motion. A section of this website is devoted to prints on paper. Some are still available for purchase.
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These are a guide only. Free estimates within reasonable travel. Usually within 60 miles. The estimate is usually made from preliminary measurements and discussion, and includes materials, labour, transports and installation. Alternatively you can indicate your price range for a project and, if feasible, designs can be made within it. Designs may involve computer and/or handcrafted processes. Media include ink, paint or anything suitable. Alternatively, or in addition, preliminary ideas may be exchanged as JPEG or other imagery by e-mail. A charge may be made for original designs. If so you will be informed in advance. There may be no fee for designs which are simply adapted from existing period patterns. Copyright rules apply. If you are satisfied with the design(s) you will be asked to pay a deposit to cover materials and initial costs for the main work. Usually this is a third of the agreed total. The remaining two thirds will be due after installation or delivery. Subcontracting, if required, will be discussed in advance and included in the estimate(s) and agreed price.
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