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Grateful for my time in Siena last November learning painting on glass with the most wonderful people. 

Thank you to the @nationaltrustca for supporting this experience through the Herb Stovel Scholarship. Applications due tonight for this year’s scholarships! taken in Siena, Italy by @campbell.heritage
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7 months ago
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world architecture day 

#worldarchitectureday by @campbell.heritage
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10 days ago
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Paper folding studies in Lab 1: Pattern Wall 🪭 by @campbell.heritage
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14 days ago
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Illustrated Glossary - Halifax Bungalow Study 🏠 taken in Halifax, Nova Scotia by @campbell.heritage
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21 days ago
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The story behind the cigar Tuscan sunset. 

@patrickkiermacz is one of the most creative people I know, so what an honour to create something inspired by a symbol that means so much to him. by @campbell.heritage
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a month ago
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Part two behind the scenes. Painting the black linework inspired by Patrick’s tattoo, assembling the final pieces and seeing the finished window come together. by @campbell.heritage
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a month ago
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Part one behind the scenes, from the finished design to choosing, cutting and fitting all of the glass.

#stainedglass #stainedglassartist #stainedglassartist taken in Toronto, Canada by @campbell.heritage
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a month ago
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Playing with light and lines by @campbell.heritage
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2 months ago
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Things I find incredibly CHIC working in built heritage conservation. by @campbell.heritage
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2 months ago
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Glass so pretty I could cry by @campbell.heritage
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2 months ago
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Thank you @thebrownhomesteadca for giving me the opportunity to share my passion for leaded window conservation. The Stained Glass in Practice lecture and demonstration videos are now available on The Brown Homestead’s YouTube channel! taken in The Brown Homestead by @campbell.heritage
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3 months ago
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🪟Before a historic stained glass window can be restored, it first needs to be documented✍️. 

This process is called a rubbing. Paper is laid over the panel and the lead lines are traced with a charcoal sheet to create an exact map of the window before it comes apart.
Every crack, curve, and piece recorded before restoration begins.

Click the link in our bio to see the lecture and follow for the full demonstraition video coming soon!
Thank you to architectural stained glass artist Mackenzie Campbell @campbell.heritage for sharing this process with us! by @campbell.heritage
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3 months ago
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