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Submerged with underwater coral reef
etchings.
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COLCHESTER, CT -- The client's goal to
create decorative etched glass to
withstand the test of time was
fulfilled.
 The artwork
for the etchings was inspired by Joanne
Book's work, a Florida painter famous for
her underwater scenes. The new art
required significant interpretation for
three dimensional relief carving.
This
project took about 4 months to complete
including line art preparation for the 5)
60" x 72" coral reef etchings, and the 1)
65" x 75" tropical etching overlooking
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the jacuzzi. Long lead times allow far more
detail to be included. The fish etchings are quite
accurate in their portrayal of their actual fish
counterparts. These coral etchings display the
different coral species quite accurately.
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HARTFORD, CT -- The City Of Hartford
completed it's renovation and Absonite
provided the beautiful new Town Seals in
elegant multistaged deep carved
etchings.
The artwork
for the seals while looking great in print
in miniature size, needed to be carefully
reworked digitally at full size to allow a
true three dimensional rendering in etched
glass. Part of Absonite's service and
dedication to high quality.
The majesty
and grace of the Hartford City Building is
in good company with Absonite Glassworks.
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MAHOPAC, NY -- Saint John The
Evangelist Church created an ornately
detailed transom glass and dedicated it to
the Blessed Sisters Of Mercy. The transom
etching was created using 3/8'' thick
laminated safety glass cut in a
rectangular shape to fit the overhead
transom area located in the elementary
school doorway. The original crest of the
school artwork was provided and modified
by Absonite to create this fine dedication
transom etching. The etching uses the
shading technique weaved throughout the
decorative ribbon details.
The detail
photos were taken at the Absonite Studio,
but to see the etchings in all their
brilliant beauty, you must see them in the
entrance to the school gymnasium.
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St. John's
School
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STAMFORD, CT -- The World Wrestling
Federation's executive suite,
headquartered in Stamford, recently
renovated from the ground up. Shown are
inside and outside views of the suite
entrance. There is a dramatic difference
between fluorescent and incandescent
lighting and how lighting effects coloring
the glass in the environment.
The bold
"WW" etched design created by the
architect lets you know at a glance just
where you are.
Working
with the client's glaziers, Absonite
provided the service of etching the
details with a fine solid frost.
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