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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

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).

Both are beautiful, the second one is stunning.

thanks for sharing.

TAM

Very nice.

I like your glass stand, too .

Dana W.

Wonderful. Thanks for sharing.

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

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

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

Nikki

Both of these are remarkable and an inspiration.

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!!

Very nice!
I like it a lot





Havi

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

Sharol

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

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

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