David Smith, Author at David Smith - Traditional Ornamental Glass Artist

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Eco Soapia – Traditional Soap Company, Central London

Hand sketched artwork for Eco Soapia based in London. Glass Sign to follow.

David SmithApril 24, 2014

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Andrew Amo Wright

Hand rendered sketch for a dear friend called Andrew Amo Wright. Andrew is a traditional signwriter and works with his family at Pinewood Studios, London England.

David SmithApril 21, 2014

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John Mayer Concert Tour 2013 with friends in Paso Robles, California

These pictures are from the Born and Raised Tour with friends from England ,Australia and America in 2013.

David SmithSeptember 15, 2013

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Old Souls Tattoo Parlour

I designed this artwork for a talented friend by the name of Noah Moore from Kansas City, Missouri USA.

David SmithJuly 18, 2011

Portfolio Turn Of The Century

The Golden Age of Reverse Glass Signs and Signwriting

A few images of times gone by of the older generation of craftsmen at work in there studios, brilliant cutting and glass embossing.

David SmithMarch 28, 2011

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Combat Arena

This design was hand drawn and then colour rendered in Adobe Photoshop.

David SmithDecember 28, 2010

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My Website Design

It's always hard to design your own front website page. I had all sorts of ideas on what I visioned the final design to look like.

David SmithDecember 28, 2010

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Decorative Bathroom Mirror

I made this mirror for my wife to keep her happy. I was for ever promising a new mirror in our bathroom and so for her birthday made her an ornate mirror.

David SmithDecember 9, 2010

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Dave Smith Victorian Reverse Glass Sign

Made for the end credits of my film which you can see here. Acid etched lettering with 23crt Gold-Leaf blended to 12crt Gold. The background was hand painted and finger blended , all the lettering was hand written and then…

David SmithDecember 4, 2010

Step By Step

P.H.Zang Brewing Co – Step by Step

This Victorian reverse glass sign was made for a local pub in my town. It was designed from an original trade card that Rick Glawson bought from an advertising show in Los Angeles.

David SmithOctober 3, 2010