Your Time Is Up
by Phil Brunger
I have been making Stained Glass windows as a hobby for more than 10 years, but mostly small projects. So when I came across this etching, I felt I just had to try and recreate it in lead and glass. It did turn out to be a rather large project for me and a bit of a labour of love, as I started it over 4 years ago while living and working in the USA. I moved back to England in 2006 and it stayed unfinished in storage until about two months ago, when I unpacked all my glass and equipment and re-energized my obsession with it. Now it is complete and I am well and truely hooked again on Stained glass.
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