Glass Noodles Profile - Delphi Gallery

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Bio

I'm a stained glass artist based in Thailand currently making windows and lamps for the expat community. I'm in the process of setting up a website where I'll display my portfolio. Cheers Dan

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Youghiogheny Ice White, Lime Green, Emerald Green Stipple

Item# Y1431SP

1 of 1 found the following review helpful:

Fantastic colour, January 14, 2011 4 stars

Pros
This glass is superb for distant foliage. The colour and tone variations are perfect for sunlit woodland.

Cons
Like all art glass it can be a little skittish to cut. I found a small wheeled cutter with not too much pressure worked well.

Other Thoughts
Use the similarly coloured mottled glass in conjunction with the stipple.

Dichro Art Glue Chip

Item# DA6371

Interesting, October 13, 2010 4 stars

Pros
I had my doubts about this product as the price is so much cheaper than most Dichro you see. The effect is eyecatching and well worth the money.

Cons
It does appear to be dichro, though it lacks some of the color intensity of more expensive coatings and also not recommended for warm glass use.

Other Thoughts
Other color ranges would be useful as oppose to the light blue - gold I received.

Bullseye Woodland Brown, Ivory, Black Ripple Streaky

Item# B3203R

Wonderful!, October 12, 2010 5 stars

Pros
It is worth paying extra for the ripple texture for the added realism.

Cons
A little pricey.

Other Thoughts
It does not let much light through so you need to be aware of this.

Bullseye Dark Brown, White Opal Streaky

Item# B2209

Great color, September 27, 2010 5 stars

Pros
The brown has a wonderful subtle rich warm tone, the piece I got did not have that much white, but that was as expected. Note that the brown color is cathedral glass so it may not be suitable for lamps,but the texture of the glass does help to obscure what's behind to some extent.

Cons
None that I can think of save for Bullseye being a bit pricey.

evilunc comment on Marine fish
April 24, 2010

Thanks, Glad you like it.

evilunc comment on Bird's Eye View
March 31, 2010

Incredible, this is one of the few pieces where I have to ask myself how on earth has that photo-realism been achieved. If you are willing to give away a trade secret could you confirm whether the underwater part was plated with waterglass on the first layer and the surface was a cathedral glass of similar colour with a second layer of some other texture such as granite ripple?

However it was achieved the effect is wonderful.