Well, the talks with the Elmo crew didn’t go as well as I’d hoped, so now I am planning to return to Las Vegas, because there appears to be nothing left for me here in Iowa. Thanks again to all of you who’ve been encouraging, and fear not! The twisted music of An Umbrella will hopefully rise in a high-quality recording sometime soon! I’m still writing out the latter half of the first album, and any skilled musicians that are interested in taking part of it are highly encouraged to e-mail me, particularly pianists and cellists/violinists, though any instrument is welcome for consideration. I’ve recorded rough guitar-bass-xylophone-vocals demos of three of these songs, and am continuing to write, write, write. Yes, I’ve hit several disappointing pitfalls, but I’m not giving up on art yet. I’m just waiting to meet the right people. So, yes, anyway… To Vegas I go! Check out the contact info in the previous entry if you’d like to get ahold of me. — Justin Norman, An Umbrella

About the Site:
The Sierra Glass Web site is a highly animated chunk of information that features lots of photography by the Shrieking Tree Web Factory which prominently displays many of the jobs the company has worked on over the years. It also includes an easy system for clients to get in touch with project managers for support and updates.

About the Company:
Sierra Glass & Mirror, Inc. was, as of January 2005, the largest glass company in the state of Nevada. Their work ranges from giant, towering hotels like the Luxor to small, elegant restaurants like Panevino. The company focuses mostly on stylized exterior glass for different businesses in Las Vegas, Nevada.

A screenshot from the Projects section of the Sierra Glass site.

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