Allendalek. Made to demonstrate support for the Allendale Dalek at the local sci-fi museum.

An abstract screen for a street-side window. This was held in front of the window in a metal frame.

A rose window made for my mum, around a glass lid of one of her jars.

Made for a friend who loves climbing and walking, and works at Vindolanda. Cast glass and painted details incorporate her hobbies.

Made from pieces of antique bottles that were found locally.

This was inspired by a Gaelic poem.

A quirky twist on the coat of arms, made for my family and representing our hobbies.

This was made for Whitfield Village Hall to celebrate the Diamond Jubilee. The design is taken from a painting done by a Whitfield School pupil.

This piece is painted in the traditional style. It took three firings to add all the layers of shading.

A detail copied from one of the Five Sisters grisaille windows in York Minster.

Copied from a medieval window, this was made for a lute player.

This was made for a hairdressing salon, who wanted it to look traditional yet subtly quirky.