Eagle at the Falls

30" x 21"    638 Pieces.  This extremely difficult piece uses different textures of clear and architectural glass to simulate the water flowing over the falls and the white water.  Four shades of blue water glass were used to create the movement of the river as the white water transitions to smoother flowing river water.  Textured browns and whites give detail to the eagle's plumage.  Look carefully and you see the salmon jumping to ford the falls as they swim upstream to spawn.  This piece has a great deal of detail, movement and perspective and took over 220 hours to design and construct.

• Stained Glass
• Copper Foil