Curious Customs

Come see our new Lanterns and Lamps at Maker’s Market.  We will be adding things there all the time.  There is a convenient online ordering system there, so you can acquire beauty with ease!

This is another example of our three layer deep glass windows.  It is 21″ x 21″ x 3″ and is the same both sides.  This sells for approximately $250.  We made this piece after consulting with a client about their desired color palette and design choice.

This is a 36″ x 24″ x 2″ window.  It can be hung or displayed either horizontally or vertically.  The pattern is the same on both sides.  It is for sale for $350 + Shipping.  Use the form on the right to inquire.

This piece is 23″ square x 3″ deep.  It is the same on both sides for hanging in a window.  It is available from us now for $250 + shipping.  Use the form on the right to inquire.

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This piece is also for sale, it is slightly larger, approx 24″ x 24″ x 3″, and also costs $250.

Recently at a fundraiser at the US Art Authority, we sold a number of pieces.  These photos are of the ones we sold.  If you are interested in any of these designs, we can make one for you with the glass colors and wood finishes that you like best.  Just use the form on the right to drop us a line.  The one on top here is 24″ x 24″ x 1.5 “  The rest are 1 foot square.  Both sides are the same, and can be hung in a window.

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Here’s a good example of our wood and glass hanging pieces.  We can make these in virtually any design, finish, glass colors and size.  Use the form on the right to inquire.

This is the sign we made with our good friends from Fs77.com.  They make lovely websites.  You can see this glowing softly in the evenings on South Congress here in Austin.

We made these auction paddles for the Black Rock Arts Foundation’s Annual Artumnal Ball and Fundraising Auction.  The designs on the back are all from Community Art Maker’s Fire of Fires.  They are made from 1/2″ Birch plywood and machined on both sides.

Sometimes a client has their design ready to go when they come to us.  This is an example of work like that.  These people brought us finished artwork which we cut out for them.  In one instance here, they then took the parts we made and assembled them later.   This is one of Carrin Welch’s four Rocking Horses of the Apocalypse.

Here’s a shot from our booth at the Sunset Valley ArtFest.  More to come!