This kitchen window graces an older home in Denver, Colorado. It utilizes clear bevels around the outside edge, and a potpourri of clear round bevels and colored faceted glass "jewels". It employs both lead and copper foil methods of securing the glass in place; the lead gives the upper nouveau design a uniform look and the copper foil adds a more natural feel to the floral design at the bottom. A note concerning all of the images on this website: Colors, line definition, and sometimes even image quality are at the mercy of the film I used, my scanner, your browser, and your monitor. Although I have been able to correct the colors in some of the images, the actual pieces are much more vivid or subtle (or whatever). Please use your imagination; the actual artworks are 1000 times more impressive than these images (however, if you've looked at the images at more than a few other stained glass web sites, you'll think these are great)! If you're considering purchasing an existing artwork or commissioning something, allow me to send you actual photos or color copies to get a better idea of how much more impressive my work is than it appears on the internet and how much difference there really is between my work and that of most other artists or studios in this medium. Thank you.

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