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here are some images of the
largest project i've done so far.
it was done for baseball guy
gary sheffield some years ago.
he has since moved.
click these pix to see larger ones.
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'big' panel sizes
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1 ~ ~ 44 1/2"w x 26 1/2"h = 08.2 sf
2 ~ 8 1/2"w x 29 1/2"h = 01.7 sf
3 ~ 57"w x 60 3/4"h = 24.0 sf
4 ~ 45 1/2"w x 60 3/4"h = 19.2 sf
5 ~ 43 1/4"w x 60 3/4"h = 18.2 sf
6 ~ 43 1/4"w x 60 3/4"h = 18.2 sf
7 ~ 43 1/4"w x 60 3/4"h = 18.2 sf
8 ~ 54 3/4"w x 60 3/4"h = 23.1 sf
9 ~ 54 3/4"w x 15"h = 05.7 sf
10 ~ 48 5/8"w x 13 3/4"h = 04.6 sf
11 ~ 54 3/4"w x 80 5/8"h = 30.6 sf
total = 171.8 sf
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the 'big' master bathroom sandblast
etched 3 panel set.
this picture does not show the finer details.
there are added gold leaf details that are not picked up in this picture.
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main entry door set.
here is a set of panels i would never put in a $4m home. in my opinion,
the design has merit, however, the construction seems to have the quality
of a second or third project from a stained glass student. i show these only as i have had the joy
of repairing each panel.
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| though the colors used in this project would not be my first choice,
i think the final installation turned out beautifully. i put in a
great amount of time to make everything flawless in quality. this is the
largest project i have ever attempted and it was, at times, overwhelming.
virtually every job with this decorator tends to be a learning experience,
requiring new methods for me to learn/invent. this sometimes makes for
sleepless nights, but broadens my ability for work i can do in the future. |
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