Ada Lovelace stained glass portrait

Ada Lovelace – a 19th century Computer Programmer?

Ada Lovelace was a 19th Century mathematician. Ada was the daughter of Lord Byron and has been credited with being one of the first computer programmers because of her work with Charles Babbage and his ‘Analytical Engine’. The annual Ada Lovelace day is in October celebrating women in Science Technology Engineering and Mathematics (STEM). Look

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Exhibition time!

My Amanda Gorman stained glass picture is exhibited at the Craft Centre and Design Gallery in Leeds from 23 April to 04 June 2022. I was delighted to have been selected as one of 25 glass artists to exhibit as part of the Contemporary Glass Society’s 25th Anniversary Joy of Glass Showcase. Even more exciting

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Suffragette panel

Suffragette Panel

NOW SOLD (21 May) This latest suffragette panel has slogans from the Women’s Social and Political Union (WSPU) and one of the National Union of Women’s Suffrage Society’s (NUWSS) leaders, Millicent Fawcett. There is a splendid bronze statue of Millicent in Parliament Square, London by Gillian Wearing showing the Courage Calls to Courage Everywhere banner.

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Maya Angelou panel

Maya Angelou’s autobiograhical “I know why the caged bird sings” was published in 1969 and I used images from Random House’s first edition along with a quote from the book to create this zinc-framed stained glass hanging with a beautiful wispy amber glass. Progress pictures below from initial sketch to cutting, to copper foiling each

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