Leaded glass panel. This results from a course that Martien
attended in January 2016. Of course he couldn't make just a normal
butterfly. It's framed in a selfmade pinewood frame. That was to
try out the newly-bought router. Here, it's suspended from a
spring-loaded rod, made for 'light lace curtains'. Probably slightly
over-engineered, it's easily carrying 2 kg.
The first project done at home. After a photograph of a gannet
over the sea with a lot of detail left out.
Luckily the blue glass pretends to be sea, while the white glass
pretends to have feathers.
To dress the new German kitchen. De blues correspond to a few
decorative little vases we already had. The design is after a
sketch of Theo van Doesburg, de founder of de Stijl,
the group that Mondriaan later joined. If you know, you can make
out a skater.
A practical design by Alice this time. Orchids not agreeing with
direct light on their leaves, yet located in a window sill facing due south
would like a bit of shading. Again, a strict rectangular design
in the Dutch style. Progress has been slow because we couldn't find
the time to order the last bits of glass, but it was finished after
all.
This was a present to Tobias, who graduated to Master of Science.
It is an impression of the image on the front of his thesis, depicting
a piece of graphene as seen by "his" special electron microscope.
Four panels destined to become a hanging lamp. After a Jugendstil panel
from a little cabinet's door.
