beautiful cameo engraving by the wonderful Terri Colledge

Once again, the amazing Terri L. Colledge, awesome video =0) I hope you all enjoy it. To see some more of her work please click here :

 http://glassengravers.blogspot.com/2012/07/the-exotic-soft-and-lifelike-cameo.html

Here is the amazing video : 

The exotic, soft and lifelike cameo engraving of the amazing Terri Colledge

All images are © to Terri Colledge and have been used with her permission. List of photos in order: Photos 1 & 2: "Pink Orchid Perfume Bottle" Photo 3: "Green Dragon Vase" Photo 4: "Blue Chameleon Vase"

By far... some of the best cameo engraving done by drill I have seen. I cam across Terri's work through my good friend Zoltan a few months ago, I wrote Terri and asked if we could feature her on our blog and she said yes! Here are some links so you can read some more about this talented woman, and some of the photos she has shared with me.

Here is some information about the artist :

Terri-Louise Colledge

From the Midlands in the UK

Been Glass engraving for 11 years, but initially began as an enamel painter after leaving school.

Every piece is unique, taking around 6-8 weeks to complete, highly sort after by collectors world wide.

Her Facebook page (where you can see some more amazing photos)

http://www.facebook.com/pages/Terri-L-Colledge-Glass/256537007715654

Rusking glass centre page:

http://ruskinglasscentre.co.uk/tennants/terri-cameo/

An article of Terri:

http://tinyurl.com/d3m8ldh

Terri Making History

http://www.dudleynews.co.uk/news/9778324.Dudley_glass_artist_makes_history/

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From The Broadfield House Glass Museum... With love! (Part 1)

All images have been shared with us by Zoltan Viczan. Thank you kindly for your time and generosity.

Thanks to our friend and one of the great glass engravers I have the pleasure to know... Zoltan Viczan. Here are some photos he has shared with us of some beautiful pieces of cameo engraving (which I think are simply breath taking) at the The Broadfield House Glass Museum in the UK.

Here is their Wikipedia page in case you want to check it out.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Broadfield_House_Glass_Museum

I will be posting the rest of the photos soon. ENJOY!

The magnificent world of Alasdair Gordon…

All images are © to Mr. Alasdair Gordon and I am humbled to have been given permission to use them. Thank you.

With great honor I am pleased to show you the beautiful, detailed and delicate work of Mr. Alasdair Gordon. I came upon Mr. Gordon’s work while doing some research on the internet and my eyes were delighted. I thought Mr. Gordon was engraving poetry with each cut on the beautiful soft and detailed glass. I can only imagine the divinity my eyes will experience to see these items in person. Mr. Gordon has been kind enough to email and allow me to use and share some of his images with you, but to know more about this master copper wheel engraver who is stated on his site “concentrates totally on wheel engraved cameo subjects” as you can see… please visit his website and share the link! This ladies and gentlemen is as good and beautiful as glass engraving gets.

Mr. Alasdair Gordon’s website:

http://www.gordonstudio.com.au/engravers/alasdair_gordon.html