Cabled Glass Chandeleir

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Last Photo of My Cabled Glass Chandelier 789 x 600 pixels (86 KB) 0 Comments	Start of "wheat glass concept" 435 x 600 pixels (51 KB) 0 Comments Colorful glass vines/ stalks would be used in place of the linear "wheat glass " I have drawn above and in the next few drawings. They would surround chandelier frame exterior.	Similar metal frame would be used 435 x 600 pixels (52 KB) 0 Comments Have not drawn my stalks and vines concept (waiting for your approval), but this and the next 2 drawings illustrate a similar concept I never had the chance make.
Texture sample 414 x 250 pixels (32 KB) 0 Comments My glass vines would be similar to this photo, but use much more glass and would have a bright/warm color pallet.	Colorful glass stalk 171 x 332 pixels (13 KB) 0 Comments The linear “Wheat Glass”, would be replaced with more organic and brightly colored “Glass Stalks” similar to this and the next top of a pitcher plant.	Stalks #2 243 x 437 pixels (42 KB) 0 Comments
Top Elavation 435 x 600 pixels (32 KB) 0 Comments This drawing shows the "troft or channel", that would support and safely hold the glass stalks in place, the twisting glass vines would run inside and out of these stalks and would be supported by copper spikes welded to the arms of the Chandelier Frame .	Basic shape, but more colorful, and less linear 389 x 600 pixels (53 KB) 0 Comments The Drawing above outlines the basic shape, but the vines would be more like the "texture sample" photo, and the stalkes will look more like pitcher plants.	Satsuma #1 407 x 600 pixels (65 KB) 0 Comments
Flower Detail 401 x 600 pixels (94 KB) 0 Comments	Satsuma Ball Detail 800 x 600 pixels (157 KB) 0 Comments	Satsuma In Crate 450 x 600 pixels (65 KB) 0 Comments
Satsuma Chandelier in Gallery 316 x 600 pixels (50 KB) 0 Comments	Lower metal frame 435 x 600 pixels (65 KB) 0 Comments Hundreds of glass ribbons would twist inside and out of a metal frame similar to this and the drawing before. These would diffuse the 3- 150 watt bulbs in the lower basket.	Lower glass ribbon basket 435 x 600 pixels (58 KB) 0 Comments My job as an artist is to make sculpture that diffuses and projects light, but I still need to engineer this to easily change a bulb, and meet U.L. and NEC Code standards.

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