WELCOME TO MY STUDIO
I am Emile Verheule.
GLASS TAKES COLOR
For an amber glass portrait, the kiln is heated overnight. The heat fuses the silver with the glass. The thin layer of color allows for a powerful, two-tone engraving.
IN THE OVEN
For an amber glass portrait, the kiln is heated overnight. The heat fuses the silver with the glass. The thin layer of color allows for a powerful, two-tone engraving.
PREPARATION
Your photo is first edited into a design, making it suitable for engraving on the glass. The engraving consists of small sandblasted areas. From a distance of about 1 meter, a smooth image emerges with a surprising amount of detail (e.g., hair, wrinkles, etc.).
PREPARATION
I edit the photo on the computer into a 'dot image', the design that you receive in advance.
ENGRAVING
Engraving in the sandblasting booth.
ENGRAVING
Engraving in the sandblasting booth.
Success!
Success!
Now just add light
It is my passion to create a striking portrait for you
