Eagle

Vase

The Cat and the Lady

Unicorn

Africa

Angel

Coffee Cup

Wine Glass

Dragon

Ducks

Owl

Gobblet

Indian Maiden

Carvings

Stagecoach

Sara Murphy fused this multi-glass panel and was nice enough to bring it to the 2002 Oklahoma Advanced Workshop hosted at the Memories N Glass Studio in Shawnee, Oklahoma. Bob Pickard stage carved the Eagle from the glass as participants watched. Thanks for the beautiful glass, Sara!

This items is an example of the carving ability of the PAB system. The green bottle was a Thunderbird Wine bottle. The white, center piece was a flourescent bulb. The glass was cut with a 1/4" PAB gun, then the leaves were made more life like using a butane torch to heat and mold them for added dimension.

This work was completed using an 1/8" PAB variable trigger gun with a 1/32" straight tip which was developed especially for delicate air brush techniques.

One of Bob Pickard's earliest works. A good deal of the work was done with a diamond tip tool using a pricking method, a rotary tool with a variety of bits, and some sand blasting. It is composed of three separate peices of glass. Circa 1983.

This piece was a work of Chris Pickard. An edge lit, thick glass was carved to shape using the PAB system.

Here, dimensional blasting is demonstrated which gives the angel a true three dimensional look and feel.

This work was completed using photo resist. No taping was necessary using the PAB system and no overspray was experienced. This demonstrates the amazing control the PAB system affords the artist. It also demonstrates the efficiency gained by the artist.

The wine glass was created using a stencil that was held to the glass by hand. No overspray was experienced. Much time is saved because the PAB system does not require the artist to tape around the stencil.

This work was done completely by a hand cut stencil which was created using the PAB stencil cutter. Shading was added in the Dragon's scales to add a dimensional look. Stencils can be used over 100 times using the PAB system!

Ducks was created by Chris Pickard using the PAB system. The edge lighting adds effect to the dimensional work creating the image of an early morning scene.

Again, dimension and edge lighting are used to create an image that easily evokes the imagination of the viewer.

A Green gobblet with a stenciled boquet.

A combination of stencil, free hand air brushing, and Dremel tool, the Maiden exemplefies fine datails made possible by each of the techniques.

Assorted thicknesses of glass were carved using the PAB system.

An edge lit piece by Chris Pickard. The Stagecoach incorporates dimensional blasting to highlight certain areas of the work.