I had a great day recently at a Wire Workshop with Julia Griffith Jones at Narberth Museum. She uses wire to create fantastic three- dimensional drawings and often translates textile motifs into this medium.
After an introduction to her work and the techniques involved, the group had a go. It’s a very interesting technique and I’m looking forward to seeing how it combines with glass/light etc. (Shadows are very interesting!)
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Author: Rachel Phillips Glass
I am a stained glass artist living and working in the beautiful Preseli hills of West Wales.
I've chosen glass as my creative medium for its unparallelled intensity of light and colour.
I specialise in traditional glass painting and work mainly to commission in the creation of new work for churches, private and public buildings in the form of windows or some other architectural application. I also make smaller scale bespoke glass pieces using traditional stained glass techniques such as glass painting, staining and etching.
Contact me via email at rphillipsglass@aol.com
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