‘Howgills Fell Race’ Awards.

Shaped and textured, kiln-formed glass forms which echo the landscape of the beautiful Howgills. Mounted into a Lakeland slate base.

This mens team award illustrates ‘Cautley Spout’.

The Women’s team prize echos the steep and dramatic landscape of the Howgills (which is one of my favourite places to run !)

Text is etched into the slate.

Photography - Tim Murray.

‘Cumbria Tourism 50th Anniversary’ 2024

2024 marked the 50th Anniversary of Cumbria Tourism.

As a variation on a theme for this year, I used local Kirkby Moor slate with gold lettering.

Bespoke, kiln formed textured glass elements were gold leafed and mounted on the slate.

‘In-Cumbria’ Awards

An annual Cumbria Business Award.

Over the years of producing these awards the shape and style shifted each time. The colours and graphics were consistent, taken from the ‘In-Cumbria’ logo.

The glass was either curved to stand upright or mounted in stone.

Text was etched into the glass and filled with black, silver or gold acrylic.

‘Wave’ Awards

These awards were produced in 3 styles.

Glass, copper and a combined glass & copper style, were mounted on a slate backboard with printed text.

‘Cumbria Tourism’ Annual Awards

Annual awards are produced on a Lakes theme.

Each year the bespoke kiln formed glass components are based on a different lake or tarn.

The bespoke glass is heavily textured, silvered and mounted on an oak backboard.

‘Cumbria Family Business’ Annual Awards

I produced these awards for two years.

Firstly using oak bases and in the second year using Lakeland slate. (as pictured)

Individual, kiln-formed textured glass which form a lakeland mountain range skyline when grouped together.

Printed logo and text in white.

‘Cumbria Life Food & Drinks’ Awards

I produced 15 kiln formed glass awards in varying colour themes for this annual award ceremony.

A larger special award in a different form was also produced.

Each award was curved to allow it to stand freely.

The logo and winners names were etched into the glass and filled to allow it to stand out.

‘Mountain Running Cup’ 2021 Awards

A one-off international award series for male and female youth runners.

The kiln-formed glass formed the profile of Loughrigg which is in Ambleside, the Lake District.

when grouped together. Location of the race in 2021.

Mounted in slate bases.

‘British Transplant Society’ Awards

I was commissioned to produce 15 bespoke awards for the British Transplant Society. The glass incorporated a handcuff logo in two colours on a clear background.

The glass was mounted into a white stone base with individual printed text.

‘UK Trade Investment’ NW Awards.

These series of awards were produced to celebrate the UKTI North West Region.

Larger awards were cast in 10mm clear glass with 5 various colour coded categories. and a larger overall winner

A map of the North West region was cast into the glass alongside the coloured elements.

The awards were bend into an ‘S’ free standing form and the edges of the glass were ground and polished.

The smaller awards were bent into a curved free standing form and made in 6mm thick glass.