Oil painted directly onto dual pane window glass
The paint is water proof and durable, yet
removable with a razor! And it does a
marvelous job of blocking out bad views, yet
preserving the light!
in it's early stages with the window open to the
former blighted view
of a shed and the plain stucco side of the
neighboring home.
Painting onto the window directly replaces a
mundane view
with an exquisite design
while preserving the light
(unlike blinds which hide the view,
but darken the home).
In comparison to real stained glass, my faux
stained glass is less expensive, removable and
enables one to keep all the benefits of dual pane
windows!
touch of drapery. The curtain acts as
a frame to the painting.
was designed and created
with a desire to honor God and inspire His people.
It is hung during a young adult worship service
on Sunday mornings to enhance
the worship experience
which takes place in a normally bare
and dimly lit environment-a gym.
You can also view it at www.lighthousequail.com
(Lighted Box)
Acrylic on Plexiglas
framed in an oak box built and
finished by my husband, Jim
Acrylic on sanded plexiglass
This is one side of a double paneled painting on plexiglass that
was installed inside a window sill to obscure a less than ideal
view from a home office window.
The customer choses the stained glass design and color palette.