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This is one of my favorite, featured glass etchers I’ve seen lately. She provided a great explanation and goes into great detail to etch photos for clients. She provided the below. Love it! (Click on any of the photos for an enlarged view) My name is Schelesia Mangus. I am the owner, designer and curator
I am pleased to feature our third subscriber. In this post, Mark T. sent over an excellent picture of a mirror he engraved of a wolf. The detail in this engraving is amazing. Just click on the picture to see a close up view of the detail. Mark provided the following details about his work.
Our second featured glass etcher is William Lay. He sent over this etching of his grandson on a stein and gave it to his dad for Father’s Day. He told me that his son really treasures that stein. I have always said that the homemade etchings that are personalized are the best gifts! He shared
Doug Kelly is our first etcher to be featured on the blog in quite a while. He shared these four jar etchings that he did which seems to depict the old west or country feel. This can be an interesting theme to etch and the jars is another idea I’ve never etched! He also shared
A man named Mike sent me these pictures of an interesting lion etched in a medium sized thick glass. Two reasons for this post: 1- We want to know if anyone knows about this etching and a possible artist named Holder (as seen in the signature). 2- He is trying to sell this, so let
Hi All, I wanted to feature some amazing works of art that Diane Pfister sent me by email. Her unique art uses various forms of materials along with glass that have been etched. I love seeing people mix glass etching with other forms of art because it is unique and a creative way to think
I just wanted to share this video which I made a long time ago which features Kyle Goodwin’s sandcarving work. Back when I first connected with Kyle, I was very impressed with his work so I offered to create a video for him. It basically just showcases items he sandcarved which varies from small gift
It has been a while since I posted and a subscriber who is newer to etching sent me some of her first etchings, so I offered to feature her. A lot of these are Christmas themed projects and are very simple, but they may give you some ideas for the holidays. Her name is Davida
Post created by Jamie. I made this for my brother for Christmas. It’s 1/4 inch thick mirror that I cut from a bigger piece and I know the frame is not so great but this was for family. The frame I grove so I would not have to put a backing on it. I have
I did this mirror to help a friend learn how I do them. I kind of screwed up the leaves on the edges though. I didn’t have a really clear vision in my head of how I wanted it to look. Was thinking moonlight through leaves and blasted the leaves as negatives using stencils I
This post is by Dave Schulte. This is a mirror I did for some friends in Texas who lost their prized quail hunting dog and family pet to a Rattlesnake bite. (Large photos are shown below) This project was all hand cut on a regular paper resist that was glued down over masking tape. The
