Creative Moods Stained Glass Studio
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Award-winning decorative glass work. - leadlight - traditional - leadlight - reproduction - copperfoil or tiffany - slumped & fused or kilnworked - signage - jewellery - acid etching - sandblasting - painting please view our website for more examples fo our work. Creative moods specialise in decorative and functional glass art individual commissions as well repairs.

Sometimes allowing it release passage, whilst other times obstructing its journey through the form, to disclose color, texture and luminescence. Born in Sydney, Alison moved to the Central Coast of New South Wales with her husband to elevate their family in a more relaxed environment than what the city had to offer. Alison's fascination with glass, as an artist's lenient began back in 1991, when she undertook a DEA course in Leadlighting and Copperfoil. Skill and passion resulted in Alison's first venture into the world of markets. It wasn't lengthy prior such exposure then word of mouth saw requests for commissions that have found their way to places such as genning Valley, Sydney, lacuna, bore, coma, Harden, Canberra and Wollombi. Kilnworked pieces such as bowls, platters and decorations, along with copper foil lampshades, can be found in collections as far as Britain, Ireland and the USA. As she is undertaking this course piece time it will receive some years to complete. As a result of always experimenting with glass, fresh materials and techniques Alison's skills are eternal advancing, evident by her success in the abundant art prizes in which she has participated. Amazing experience opportunity to spend time with a world renown glass artist. Mostly self taught and with the inspiration that comes from living in a bush setting close to the coast, I have created a immense body of labor ranging from windows to functional pieces to jewellery and sculptures. It is the spontaneous environment that influences me most. Mainly impaired for panels that are inserted into doors, windows, skylights but can be free standing hanging. A design is drawn up, from this the specially selected art glass is cut, ground and assembled within lead came to create the completed picture pattern. All art glass is imported, mostly from USA and a little quantity from Europe. This technique uses art glass to create not only panels but 3 dimensional shapes such as lampshades. Following the desired pattern the glass is cut, ground, wrapped in copper and soldered together. The use of a kiln allows for the manipulation of the glass to create the desired shape and design.