Cellular

[Yardic Glassworks]

A new bowl I've been playing with...

[Valerie Adams]

Uh, doesn't look like play to me; looks like serious art! I like it!

[Nikki ONeill]

Elegant! the color combination, design, and especially the edge details are captivating. Nice work.

[Morganica]

Really enjoy the layering. Nice stuff!

[Raphael Schnepf]

That is one hansome piece of glass.

Raf

[jim burchett]

Very Nice, thanks for sharing

[The Hobbyist]

Very nicely done, especially the edge.

Jim "The Hobbyist"

[twin vision glass]

How big are these, not that it matters at all as they are stunning

[Buttercup]

Truly inspiring and beautifully presented. Thanks for sharing. Jen

[Barry Kaiser]

I guess I could ditto everything posted.
Piece is great

Barry

[Chelseaglass]

Beautiful pieck

[Babette (Shawn)]

WOW! It is BEAUTIFUL and I am intrigued! I am curious as to what techniques you used...not to copy or recreate but to understand?

[bob proulx]

Very nice, I like the color choice.
Bob

[psh]

truly wonderful piece

[Sharol]

Tim,

What a wonderfully elegant piece. I really appreciate the layering/depth and your edge work. Very nicely done!
I also really like the few, small bubbles on the back. They are like little punctuation marks

Sharol

[Yardic Glassworks]

For those that have asked, the bowl is 12 inches across and about 3-1/2 inches deep. It started as stringer medium pattern on clear filled with powders placed on 2 layers of thin black and orange and fired. Broken black then placed with another orange layer on top, topped by already fired piece and capped with clear and fired. Flip fired to reduce some bubbles, slumped and coldworked. Thank you all for the feedback. It is greatly appreciated. Tim

[Warren Weiss]

Outstanding. Clearly gallery quality!

Warren

[twin vision glass]

Thankyou Tim for all the sharing of your technique. Wonderful !!!!!!!!
Leslie

[Havi]

I join all that had been said above.




Havi

[la suisse]

Wonderful!
Really love it!!