
Our specialty is designing and producing custom, unique & creative awards for the aerospace and science communities. Both of our backgrounds are in science and engineering, so we approach the design process from a unique and knowledgeable vantage point.
Charged with a new commission is always an exciting time for us, as we get to express a new field in our work; the field in which our award clients, and their recipients, have made their mark.
Each original award design is fully modeled in 3D, both as a design tool and so that the client may see it prior to our bringing it into reality for them. One they are produced in real 3D, no two are exactly alike, even in a series, as they are hand crafted. They follow the overall design but have their own unique personality; just as do their owners.
We bring all of our many combined talents and years of experience to bear on creating these special awards. Many varied glass techniques are employed in order to produce a design, as envisioned. Blowing, Casting, Fusing, Cutting, Shaping, Etching, Blasting, Grinding and Polishing are all used in concert to create an award that is a significant cut above any available in mere catalogs.
Sizes range from 4" to 7.5' (10cm - 2.28m) and weights from 6 oz. to 345 lbs. (0.17kg - 157kg), so your choices are limited only by your dreams and our collective imaginations.
Your recipient has done great things. The award that you bestow upon them in recognition should reflect that greatness.
Recently on Exhibit at The Science Museum, London, England
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SPACE FOUNDATION
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Ascending Stars
The General James E. Hill Lifetime Space Achievement Award |
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United States Geospatial Intelligence Foundation |
Individual Awards of Excellence
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The Pentagon Awards
Appreciation of Service
to the United States of America |
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2012 Hugo Awards Design
That Wasn't Silver Linings Exist
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An Element of
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