This past week, we finished up a pair of the Four Seasons windows we are creating for a client in Wisconsin. The scenes depicted show local vistas. We finished soldering the Autumn panel early in the week and Winter soon followed.
While we are waiting for the final decisions on the images for the Spring and Summer panels, Bill has started the cartoon for another window project. This window is inspired by “On The Terrace” by Renoir. We are really looking forward to getting started on this project, but the first step in any window project is to get the drawing completed.
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This past week, we finished up a pair of the Four Seasons windows we are creating for a client in Wisconsin. The scenes depicted show local vistas. We finished soldering the Autumn panel early in the week and Winter soon followed.
While we are waiting for the final decisions on the images for the Spring and Summer panels, Bill has started the cartoon for another window project. This window is inspired by “On The Terrace” by Renoir. We are really looking forward to getting started on this project, but the first step in any window project is to get the drawing completed.