Ghent Church New lead and art glass window commissioned to match existing historic panels, with newly painted medallion. Ghent Baptist Church client. Ghent, KY	Transom Panel Collaborative family designed piece. Muncie, IN, brother as client	"Sycamore Springs" Commissioned panel Bardstown, KY client	Bevel Door Panel Commissioned bevel panel with cast glass rose jewels. Madison, IN client
Beveled window panel Commissioned panel with bevel cluster and beveled borders, Louisville, KY client	Calla Lillies Commissioned panel. Madison, IN client. Stylized calla lilies using Wissmach glass and jewels.	The Wreath Commissioned panel. Madison, IN client. Panel's inspiration came from client's staircase motif typical of an 1860's Greek Revival style.	Amber Door Panel Commissioned by Louisville, KY client
Bevel Panel Commissioned panel. Madison, IN client. Panel designed of glue-chip bevels, glue chip and hammered glass.	"Everchanging Ohio" Commissioned piece Jefferson-Madison Community Foundation, client for donor wall Installed in Madison, IN Photo by "Nice Shots" This panel is constructed of three layers of Spectrum glass laminated together and designed of 8 - 2 foot panels.	SunsetOverParadise_edited Commissioned transom panel. Madison, IN client. Lead panel designed using Spectrum glass with the design inspired by a Florida sunset.	Exploding Star Commissioned panel. Madison, IN client. Panel inspired by client's hanging chandelier. Created of Spectrum glass and lead.
"Madison Magnolia" Commissioned panel. Madison, IN client. Design inspired by the many magnolia tress in Madison, IN. Lead panel uses Wissmach and Kokomo glass. Photo by "Nice Shots".	Door Panel Commissioned door panel. Madison, IN client Design inspired by the many wrought iron gate details in Madison, IN for homes of the c. 1860's.	Greektransom Commissioned panel for a double front door transom. Jeffersonville, IN client Panel of bevels, jewels and hammered glass.	"World, Sun, and Moon" Commissioned panels Trilogy client Louisville, IN Installed in Madison, IN
Cabinet door panels Zinc and clear glass Versailles, IN client	Chromolume Prototype of Babbit & Co. design, c. 1800 Design inspired by the research of using Color for it's healing properties. Panel uses Kokomo, Spectrum, Wissmach Glass and copper foil. Artist collection, now sold.