Frit landscape

[Vonon]

This is my first completed project after taking Miriam DiFiore's class. Also my first time to post a photo here. Both a big deal for me.

[Sue Hunchuk]

very...very ..nice! Never thought I would like to try this..but
this makes me want to rethink it! One would not think this
was a first effort!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[glass-lady]

You did this wonderfully. Congratulations.

[Lynn g]

[Kathy K]

How nice--This does look like you have done many previously. Well done.

[Vonon]

Thank you for the kind remarks. The previous experience was with a Roger Thomas class and that helped me get a feel for what the frit would do but I limited those to 1 or 2 firings. Miriam's class employed 5 layers and firings and lots of torch work for pulling branches. She is a disciplined and effective teacher! We completed 2 small projects during the class. A big benefit for me was watching the progress of David Norton's work posted here before I took the class and he was generous with his descriptions and replies. This whole posting thing unnerves me but I was so surprised and happy with the result I thought I'd go ahead and share.

[bob proulx]

Those classes were well worth it for you, great piece.
Bob

[Havi]

WOW!!!
This is wonderful



Havi

[Robin]

Great job! Nicely composed piece. It looks like you've been doing it for quite awhile. Can't wait to see your next one.

Robin

[Nina Falk]

lovely. refined, subtle, interesting, congratulations.

[Pat Donaldson]

Great job! I knew you could do it......both posting and fusing!!!!!!!

Pat@aslowfuse

[david n]

Good Job! It looks very impressionistic. I like the water.

[Vonon]

Thank you so very much. I enjoy this kind of delicate work which lets me continue to "paint" after there are no walls left for oils.