The
engraved part is painted to enhance the contrast and make the art
really stand out. The same method is used for the stone on the right,
but since it is a softer stone the depth of the cut is deeper.
The
lettering was left unpainted as not to detract from the artwork, and to
show the difference in effect that is
possible.
This
is an example of what I can do with a wine bottle. The glass turns a
very bright white which contrasts nicely with the dark glass of the
bottle.
This makes a wonderful keepsake for any event. A wide range of
designs are available or I can rework your artwok for an additional
charge.
Mirrors can be engraved
from the back then illuminated to make a warm glowing nightlight.
An alternitive is to use a tea candle to give it a lively flicker an
unique personality.
The great thing about the mirrors is that they look lovely both lwhen
lit as well as when just displayed unlit.
This is another example
if a reversed engraved glass.
This piece is 15 by 16 inches, illuminated by two different LED strips.
This is the same image
engraved into an 8 inch mirror.
(The Texas record of 168 Skydivers is captured in the image above...
see the news story
HERE.)
Modigliani Jeanne