New Powder Paintings - Landscapes

[Pat Donaldson]

Been busy moving into new house and workshop. Finally getting to my glass again!

Hope you all enjoy looking at it as much as I enjoyed creating it!

Pat
pat@aslowfuse.com

[Vonon]

These are fabulous! I especially love the second one. Having seen some of your work in person I can imagine the extent of detail work included in these. Congrats on excellent work (and new studio).

[Tammy Macdonald]

Both are beautiful, the second one is stunning.

thanks for sharing.

TAM

[JestersBaubles]

Very nice.

I like your glass stand, too .

Dana W.

[Drewcilla]

Wonderful. Thanks for sharing.

[twin vision glass]

You obviously enjoy the out doors and the beauty that surrounds us. Lovely pieces. How big are they ! Did you use Opaline as your light transmission in the forest.
Les

[Barry Kaiser]

On the second one, the execution is stunning. But even better is the thought that went into the depiction of the light.
Great pieces.

Barry

[Nikki ONeill]

Your second landscape is simply magnificent. the way you handled light is mesmerizing. Good job! Lots to explore here.

Nikki

[glass-lady]

Both of these are remarkable and an inspiration.

[Laurie Spray]

Pat!
Congratulations on these two pieces......They are wonderful....the use of the purple and pinks on the mountains is stunning and the light.....wow!!

[Havi]

Very nice!
I like it a lot





Havi

[Sharol]

Lovely work! The stand for the mountain landscape is also very, very nice. Did you make it?

Sharol

[Pat Donaldson]

Sorry to be so long in answering your questions. The Kayenta Mountains are 11 x 17 and 4 layers thick. The Midnite in the forest is 9.5 x 13 and 4 layers thick. I did not use Transluscent White, but regular white. This was my most exciting piece so far. My favorite colors, I guess.

Thanks to everyone for the compliments. That always boosts my eagerness to continue! I never knew I would become "addicted" to glass when I first started!

Thanks, again!

Pat
pat@aslowfuse.com

[bob proulx]

They are both great but the second one is amazing.
Bob

[S.TImmerman]

Very nice, love the light shifting though the trees and your colors are stunning!