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Cooper O'Neil Stained Glass designs, builds, repairs and restores stained glass windows

12/17/2020

Happy Holidays! We recently installed this set of windows into Richwood United Methodist Church in Richwood, NJ. These windows were designed, built, and installed by us and we really like the way they turned out! We were given a rough idea to start the design, and brought together elements of designs from other windows at the church and imagery used in other areas of the fellowship hall. We used some really beautiful Youghiogheny Glass that really brought this design to life. Looking forward to the projects that 2021 sends our way.

03/15/2020

This stained glass triptych was designed and built for a prayer chapel at a retirement community in Marlton, NJ. The chaplain wanted a scene from the Garden of Gethsemane depicting Christ's prayer that was in line with the traditional imagery of this scene, but not too imitative of other stained glass windows (there are so many versions of this scene out there!).

03/27/2019

A restoration project from earlier this year! These stained glass door panels had been heavily damaged to the point where they had fallen completely out of their setting. I was able to rebuild the panels using some of the salvageable glass, and using the surrounding windows as a reference. Now the doors are as good as new!

09/26/2018

A video I made recently for my stained glass maps. Let me know what you think! See more at www.cooperoneil.com/stainedglassmaps

07/26/2018

Happy to be delivering this Cartomir map of Newark tomorrow!

02/02/2018

I've recently launched a line of extra-large glass maps etched into mirror! They're up on my website here: www.cooperoneil.com/cartomir .

01/12/2018

{My biggest project to date is a public art installation at Lovett Library in Mt Airy. They recently re-opened after a years-long renovation process. I'll be posting some pictures of the finished pieces and process photos over the next few days.}

The design for "This Place" started as a watercolor sketch. That sketch was then interpreted into glass colors that are bought in 2'x3' sheets. Each piece is assigned to a glass color through the "selecting" process, and then cut out of the stock sheets. This picture was taken during the glass cutting process.

01/08/2018

{My biggest project to date is a public art installation at Lovett Library in Mt Airy. They recently re-opened after a years-long renovation process. I'll be posting some pictures of the finished pieces and process photos over the next few days.}

"This Place" is a 2'x10' installation that highlights natural and architectural elements common in Mt Airy. A Sycamore tree is abstracted in geometric shapes above a brick archway draped in abstracted ivy. These 2 panels contain over 500 pieces of handmade glass, cut to size and soldered together.

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