This page just has stained glass photos. Some of the sections are: panels, lamps, boxes, and suncatchers. I also have stepping stones related links.
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PHOTO'S
These are links to other pages that I think have some pretty cool stuff on them. Normally I won't have any commercial home pages in my link list, (you can really find them anywhere), but for these I'll make an exception. I'll subdivide the list.
Sun Catchers
Stained Glass Full Profile Dog Portraits - They have a whole bunch of adorable dog suncatchers. They also have birds, pets, horses, all kinds of stuff.
Odds-Onchoice - There aren't really suncatchers. They're more like desk sets. The site mainly features race horses in action, there's some pretty neat stuff here.
A Glass Act - They make stained glass jewelry, little pins, and things done in the traditional stained glass way (not fused).
Bobbie's Stained Glass - There are a lot of sun catchers here.
Jackie's Stained Glass Show - There's actually a mix here, sun catchers, boxes, stepping stones. There's some pretty nice stuff here.
Mirrors
Stained Glass Mirrors of Janet Smith - There are pictures of mirrors and panels here, using a contemporary design.
Contois Reynolds - They have been working in stained glass for over 30 years. They offer original mirror designs. They also make earrings as well.
Panels
Glastar - Art Gallery - There are many photo's of peoples work, panels, 3-d, lamps, etc. There a lot of pictures here. Everything here was made with some kind of Glastar product.
A Pane in the Glass - Ignore the sparkle trail, and don't click on some of the pictures, they lead to porn. There are a lot of panels and lamps here.
Tiffany-Glas Mirring - This German based site offers original windows. Though the pictures are a little blurred.
Visions Stained Glass Gallery - 20 pages of original panels. Ranging from people to landscape.
Designs with Glass - They say the designs are original, but I'm pretty sure I've seen these in books before. Either way the color selection looks pretty good.
Paned Expressions Studio - Fine art in stained glass. They have awsome looking panels here. But you can't right click and save any. :(
Leslie Gibbs Studio - Leslie Gibbs, an author of a half dozen books, presents a handful of animal re-plated panels. Along with some handmade beads.
Tiffanyglaskunst - Though hard to pronounce, this german site has quite a few cute stained glass windows. He also has a Free Pattern section.
Zumwalt Studios - Has stained glass windows that he's made for churches and private commissions.
Candescent Glass Works - Mostly nature based panels.
Shield Studio's - The work is very nice here. All the panels are famous paintings. Such as Van Gogh's art, and panels from photographs.
Art in Glass - They have custom windows for residential and religious places. All the designs show originality and complexity.
Cathy Claycomb Fine Art Glass - Her style is a bit different. She takes cool edges from glass and fuses objects to the back of the glass. The result is a shadow, the light from the front is an interesting art glass and with the light in the back you see a shadow of the object, otherwise known as a hidden image.
Stained Glass by Jan - There's some pretty good stuff here. Ignore the annoying midi.
The Glass Place by Louise Mehaffey - He has some gorgeous floral panels, along with bevel and traditional work.
The Kjerland Studio - Quite a few panels depicting nature themes.
Architectural Archives - From what I can tell, they sell stuff ripped out of old buildings, which includes Tiffany windows. They also sell a wide variety of goodies.
Frank Thompson Studio's - He makes mostly religious panels. There are also door inserts here.
Expressions - There sure are a lot of puns in stained glass names, probably as many as hair stylists. Anyway they have a lot of complex work here. All the work looks original, ranging from nature to art Nouveau.
Stained Glass and Patch Work - There are a few interesting panels here. There is some stained glass and some patchwork (non glass), as the name implies. For some reason, they have annoying bird sounds in the background. And if your not paying attention, you would swear there was a large bird outside.
Steven Olson's Home Page of Stained Glass Designs - There are many pictures of windows featuring people. Pretty neat looking, there is also a few small lamps.
Artwork by Cole Sonafrank - He has small panels with peoples faces in it, and a small series on ravens. He also does work in wood, stone, paint, and metals.
Our Lady of Mt Carmel - I don't know if they made the windows, are selling them or what. But there are over a dozen photo's of church windows here.
Stained Arts Studio - There is some pretty neat stuff here. They have windows of animals and guitars. They also do entry ways and church windows.
Althouse Stained Glass Studio - There are a lot of pictures here, some are nature based other's are traditional. Either way there are a lot of pictures here.
Sperlich Art Glass and Doors, Inc. - They have detailed windows here. A few cool panels of fish, and some other nature based themes. They also have doors and other windows.
Alices's Stained Glass - They have religious windows, glass beads, and some 3-d sculptures, but mainly windows.
A Touch of Glass - There aren't too many panels here, but they all look well built.
Ambient Stained Glass - This site contains quite a few pictures of their work. Looks like abstract and nature windows. They also have a large link list.
Leaded Light Ltd. - These are general well made windows. All the photo's are very clear.
Gilbertson's Stained Glass Studio - There are windows depicting the outdoors. There is also some pictures of lamps.
Classic Stained Glass - They make stuff for churches, schools, hotels, etc. They have quite a few pictures of there work. Along with stained glass, they also have some deep etched work.
The Glass Place - They have some beautiful floral panels here. They also have traditional works like quilt designs, and boats.
Hue Stained Glass - They have very colorful architectural type windows here.
Aurora Stained Glass - There's a whole lot of stuff here. They have deep carving, church windows, doors, and a whole bunch of other things.
John Beirs Studio - He has residential, commercial, and religious works here. Most of what's here is architectural stained glass work.
Summit Stained Glass - They make church windows and other architectural type work. There's also a retail store that they own.
Aanraku Stained Glass - They have pictures of their studio here (which has some glass photo's in it). There's also pictures of students work.
Stained Glass Originals by Kathy Lloyd - The works here are all original, and most of them are made up with antique glass.
Kessler Studios - They make architectural things here. The windows are quite large. There is also mosaic works here done on a large scale.
Rick and Kathy's Craft Page - There is some fairly complex work here. It looks original to me.
Glaskunstgalerie - Bastelzauber - Tiffany-Glaskunst - Say that 3 times fast! This site is located in Germany, and is in German. But you can always get a translator page going (like altavista's). If you can't speak German, it really doesn't matter, you can probably find your way around, the words resemble english a little. There are some awsome works here. Look for the word "Galerie", that will bring you to the pictures. I don't know what it is about germany or the other countries near there, but the patterns are very cool. I don't know if he made them all, or if there all from contest entries. He also has a CD available, I don't know if he gives them out or what. It contains a few web pages and a ton of large TIFF files of stained glass. If you can get your hands on it, go for it. I give it FIVE STARS.
Stained Glass by Carl Riggins - He has some pretty nice stuff here. The work is fairly intricate (especially the 3-D things). It looks like the work is original. Just a note: some of the pictures are a little blurry, but you can still see them.
Preston Studios - They make detailed windows, entry ways and the like. They even have a free video of their work you can ask for.
Stained Glass by Robert Oddy - He has some really cool panels, it's worth a look.
Stained Glass and Beveled Glass - There's a lot of complex work here. Very neatly done, especially the panel with the circles.
Little/Raidl Design Studios Art Glass - It looks like all the works are commercial, but there well done.
Sinrod Studios - Some of the work looks pretty basic, but it also looks like there's some original work as well.
Painted
Boxes
The Felicitous Fat Cat - This is probably one of the strangest, but most unique uses of stained glass boxes. Stained glass urns for your cremated pets. Very interesting.
Glass Artistry Studio - Small but unique boxes here.
Stained Glass Design - There aren't a lot of boxes on here, but they are unique.
3-Dimensional
Final Touches Stained Glass Creations - There is quite a bit of stuff here. Work includes jewelry boxes, kaleidoscopes, mirrors, suncatchers, etc.
Lady Jane - This site is so cool. She makes houses. Doll houses can be more of an accurate term. But not even that, they're are more like little (not so little), works of art. She makes the house, and separate artists make exact scale decorations. Very detailed, very expensive, a fully furnished house may be over $20,000. Just check out the site... come back to me when your done of course...
Stained Glass Castles - By it's name you would assume that they make stained glass castles.... And you would be right, slap yourself on the back. They have a few small castles along with a few small houses.
Stained Glass Sprinkler - It's an interesting idea. Never made one myself, it needs a little more work - de-uglifying it. Maybe a little decorative soldering would help. But it's still a neat idea.
Animal Sculptures & Stained Glass Lamps - This site easily get's FIVE STARS. They have huge stained glass animals, and other objects done in stained glass. They also sell a mold and a how-to for one of their projects.
Stellar Images - This site is way cool. The artist is a pilot, and all of his creations are little glass planes and helicopters. There are a lot of pictures here. All of the planes are listed by there manufacturer, at last count there was 125 of them! You can also order these.
Bill Job's Little Houses - You've probably seen his work at the mall. In those little boutique stores. He makes, in great quantity, little stained glass houses. Tiny cottage's, light houses, etc., and they all light up. Some of the pictures are a little blurred, other's are scanned from a pamphlet. But there are a lot of these pictures, they're pretty neat, take a look.
Terrariums by Ron - He has pictures of his terrariums he builds, pretty large ones at that.
Susan Fullenbaum/Stained Glass/Artistic Judaic Promotions - There aren't many stained glass sites that have Jewish stuff in them, but this one does. There's aren't a lot of designs that I can see, but there's a couple of neat ideas to try.
Powell Brothers & Sons - They make some of the largest 3-D pieces I've ever seen. If I had the space I'd probably make stuff that size too. Along with the 3-D stuff they also have boxes, interesting looking lamps, Dalle De Verre, restoration, and church type windows. Definitely worth a visit.
Stained glass of I. Tashiro - He has pictures of his work, lots of them with ant size pieces. Along with pictures of his shop, and his method in doing stained glass.
Forte in Glass - They have some pretty nice windows.
Kaleidoscopes
The Kaleidoscope Gallery Listing - This site lists about dozen or so studios, some with links, of where kaleidoscopes live.
Exceptional Kaleidoscopes - His words not mine... Though in this case I'd have to agree. All of his scopes use 2 barrels, and there multi mirrored.
Nellie Bly Kaleidoscopes - The pictures really stink on this site. I think it was "art-fully intentional", and since they're selling fairly expensive things here you would think they would have better pictures. In any case, you can take a look at these, though the pictures aren't great, the ideas are.
Fabulous Kaleidoscopes by Don Ballwey - He makes some very interesting and unique looking scopes. There's some pretty neat ideas here! There are quite a few scopes here, with many views and descriptions of what your looking at.What I do with boxes, he does with scopes! Very cool site
Shamrock Glass Treasures - They make original scopes. Some of dual wheels other's have glass tube ends. They also have boxes.
Kaleidoscopes of America - This page has everything you need to know about kaleidoscopes. They have listings of artists, resources, FAQ's, and other special links.
Scopes New Zealand - This page takes a while to load. Most of the scopes aren't made of glass mainly wood, but you have got to check them out. Especially take a look at the scope that uses a soap bubble!
Kaleidoscope Heaven - This is mainly dedicated to the kaleidoscope lover, it mainly has links.
Eileen Kremen Gallery - There are a lot of kaleidoscopes on this site. This link will bring you directly to that part of the site.
The Kaleidoscope Collector - There are kaleidoscope links, and pictures of kaleidoscopes made by various artists
Lamps Scottish Terrier Stained Glass Night Lights - I think you got a pretty good hunch what's here. If you like those little dogs, here they are in a night light form. There are also a few other dog species.
The Prost Office - There's a pretty large assortment of general lamps here.
Tiffany Lamp Studio - They make Tiffany reproductions
Welcome to cartoonage.de - Most of this site is written in German. He makes Tiffany reproductions, the photo's look nice, and there are quite a few.
Harlequin Leadlights - They sell primarily lamps here. You need Java to view everything, and it's a little hard to navigate, but it's still a nice site.
Eclectic Reflections - There are a lot of Tiffany style lamps here. There are lamps built by regular artists. If anything there are quite a few pictures here.
Walt's Lamps - He makes Tiffany reproductions.
Artistic Glass of Atlanta - There are other things than lamps here, but I like the lamps best. Although the names really aren't original, the designs are.
Tiffany Landscape Lighting - This is a pretty neat idea. Basically there little lights that go outside. And here's the kicker, they all look like little flowers.
Domes
Sierra Stained Glass Studios - This company makes stained glass domes for peoples houses.
Mixed A Glassman Studio - by Alex Glassman - He has very nice looking, custom made windows and lamps. Check out the pool lamps.
Art in Glass - There are mostly paperweight like boxes... The type with the sand inside them.
Glass Kaleidoscopes - They call them Glass Kaleidoscopes, but there really aren't too many there. But there is a mixed bag of stuff to look at.
Kitty's Stained Glass - She has a mix of 3-d and flat stuff here.
Canterbury's Stained Glass - They have windows, lamps, and a dome here.
Stained Glass Art Visual Catalog - There are some very creative boxes here. There's also lamps, and panels, the work looks original. Caution: the pages take a very long time to load up. The pictures look small but there are huge (file size), it takes a while to load.
His and Hers - This link will bring you to their front page. It's a husband and wife team, though it looks like the wife does the stained glass. I thought it was only fair to bring it to the front page, since the husband has midi and other neat stuff. The stained glass section has suncatchers, windows, and boxes. The works are original, and the suncatchers are adorable. My favorite is the glass guinea pig.
Golden Gate Trading Company - They have windows, mirrors, picture frames, and a few other things. There are a lot of pictures here. They even have a color product catalog $10.00 each. Located in Lake Arrowhead, CA.
San's Aura - They have lamps and windows. The pictures are a little blurred, but you can see them.
Heirloom Stained Glass - There's a mix of boxes, lamps and windows here. The windows are quite nice.
The Stained Glass Project Index - Not much of a name, and has annoying background music, but has some nice work. There's both 3-dimensional and flat work here.
The Jan Lindstrom Collection - There's flat work and sculptural here.
The Shadetree Studio - There's cabinets, dividers, skylights, and panels here.
Stepping Stones
Pam's Glass Garden - A few flowers, and an adorable dog.
Pat and Kyle's Projects - They make stepping stones, some look original. There's also a few basic things done with foil.
The Next Step Stained Glass Stepping Stones - They have lot's of pictures of completed work. They also have a page that shows the construction of the stones.
Country Lane Stained Glass Walkons - They have a bunch of pictures of stepping stones all with a nature based theme: butterflies, flowers, etc.
The Glass Studio - It's mostly stepping stones. They also have panels, but mostly stones. There are a lot of pictures here, and i do mean a lot!
Shirley's Stepping Stone Page - She sells stepping stones, but I stuck her on the list because there really isn't a lot of pictures of stepping stones on the net.
Beate's Art work - She has stepping stones and general stained glass here.
Mosaics
Moonlight Mosaics - Mosaics of the insect variety. The style uses tile, glass blobs, and random glass shapes.
Hannacrois Mosaics - There are some very nice mosaics here.
Toby Mason: Reflective Glass Mosaics - They feature stained glass mosaics using iridescent glass. Every thing here is done in abstracts.
Mosaic Matters - An E-zine all about mosaics. This link was formally a link page, seems they expanded.
David J. Hetland/Hetland Ltd. Glass Mosaics - There is some really nice looking mosaics here. They have descriptions with their pictures. There is also some stained glass work here.
Sand Blasted / Sand Carved
Kersey's Glass Works, Inc. - There's some pretty neat stuff here. They sand carve, then hand polish pieces, to give them a unique look.
HOT GLASS RELATED
Blown Glass
Roger Nachman Glass - Some very nice. detailed work. A lot of the work depicts insects, using a lot of irridescents. He also makes glass tiles.
DeBrady Glass Studio - He makes glass ships and puts them in wooden bottles! Just kidding, about the wooden bottles, that would be a futile exercise. ...HA...HA...HA...ummm. Well, anyway, there are a lot of glass ships here, and of this writing (will I remember to change this? Probably not), he's going to have a pattern book too.
Tip-Galle Lamps and Vases - There are dozens of handmade intricately blown glass and vases here.
Janusz Pozniak Glass Art & Functional objects - Very colorful abstract art pieces.
Splendor in the Glass - They make all sorts of glass items, including animals and flowers. The pieces look machine made though.
Glass Armonica - It's different anyway. A long hollow glass tube, rubbed like a wine glass to produce a shrill sound. Let's just hope he doesn't hit that high note that shatter's his own instrument.
Holsten Galleries - There's pictures from about half a dozen artists.
Hibiscus Studios - They make blown glass flowers. The flowers are semi-real looking.
Glass Museum On Line from Angela Bowey - They make blown glass vessels.
Hand Sculptured Glass - Though the site has annoying built in midi, they have a wide selection of sculptured glass. They also make wedding cake tops.
Glass By James Michael - There are some pretty nice looking blown vases there. It's worth a look.
Dale Chihuly Galleries - Although he doesn't actually make the glass himself. He does orchestrate people to make it for him. Together they make a very organic looking piece. The pictures are of excellent quality.
Fused and Slumped Glass
Black Cat Art Glass - Features jewelry, pins, and Jewish items.
Roger Thomas Glass - Paintings in glass, is what he calls them. You can only buy them through galleries.
Warm Glass - This site is a big tip site (like mine), only featuring warm glass related things. There's also a gallery of items made.
Mike Garner's Glass Gallery - There are some very pretty panels to be seen here. He also has slumped and fused work.
Glass Beads
The Bead Bimbo - The real name is JMR Designs, but I like the first name better. There is some really cute stuff here. Teddy bears, angels, little people, and various other trinkets. All are very detailed, especially for there size.
Suzanne Cooper - Lot's of bead information here. Along with a rather graphic intense glass bead gallery. There's a lot of pictures here!
Tater's Glass Beads and Lampworking - This site is more instructional then pictorial. It's a page kind of like mine, only it deals with the making and learning of glass beads. They also provide a basic shopping list.
Pati Walton's Glass Beads - There are some pretty cool beads here. There all quite large and detailed, you've got to check them out.
Glass Marbles
Running Rabbit Productions - I couldn't tell you if they make the marbles or just sell them. i think they just sell them. Find where it says auction, and that's where you'll find the pictures.
Glass Paper Weights
Art Glass by James E. Nowak - Nowak Glass Studio - Beautiful glass shells as well as other blown glass objects.
Art Glass Paperweights at Not Just Mud! Gallery - They sell paperweights here.
Josh Simpson - He makes contemporary glass. He has paperweights and glass sculptures.
Little Worlds - They have intricate paper weights
International Paperweight Society - Apparently there's a society for everything. The front page has annoying embedded music, but they do have pictures of paperweights.
Sculptural Art Glass by Toland Peter Sand - He makes some amazing polished glass sculptures using clear glass and dichro. It's worth a look!
GLASS ENGRAVING
GlassLight - He engraves glass, the work is very good. Brilliant cut glass, some 24k gold inlays.
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Bigger's Glass Painting - He creates hand painted, kiln fired creations. There are many examples of his work.
Wire Art Motorcycles - Harley-Davidson motorcycles - They are not stained glass, but wire sculpture. It was too neat not to have it in my links page. Each bike is almost 100% wire.
That Glass Guy - He creates 3-Dimensional works of art in glass. Animal's are his main creations he has 4 things on display. Definitely go here and take a look.
Kaleidoscope World - There's a lot of information about kaleidoscopes here. They're made of wood, glass, metal, you name it they have it. You can buy them off this site, but some don't have pictures.
The Association of Stained Glass Lamp Artists - They have calenders from different months and years, all featuring stained glass lamps, by different artists.
Signature Glass - Stepping Stones of mostly dogs.
Bishop Art Glass - They make slumped bowls, along with other hot glass creations.
Warm Glass - Tips, tutorial's, safety, and everything else you need to work with warm and hot glass.
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