My first slumped glass panels

[Zeldazog]

Hi All

Hope you don't mind me showing this, I thought I had lost these images a few months back when I had PC problems, but just found them on an old memory card, yay!

Anyways, these are my first foray into glass, last year for one my of my A Level projects entitled Journey.  For various reasons, this was a long and hard project, but was probably the most significant turning point, art wise, for me too.

I hadn't ever worked with glass, so these slumped panels were a complete experiment, but I was thrilled to bits with them, and I guess that's where the love of glass all began.

[GoodMonkey]

WOW  _ I really, really like those     

[littlegiggles]

oooh... me likes alot

[Zeldazog]

Thanks Shelley, thanks Julie!!

[Absart]

Cor I never got to do anything that exciting in my A Levels. It was either draw this or lock yourself in the dark room to avoid the creepy teacher.

They are lovely 

[Vicki]

its fab

Cor I never got to do anything that exciting in my A Levels. It was either draw this or lock yourself in the dark room to avoid the creepy teacher.

They are lovely 

or sit & draw red peppers for 5 hours...even now i can't look at a pepper without thinking of that exam

[Buzzybead]

Huh! - I had to paint a raddish. I failed 'O' level, let alone 'A' level. I really like those panels - I'd put them on my wall that's for sure.

[Zeldazog]

Huh! - I had to paint a raddish. I failed 'O' level, let alone 'A' level. I really like those panels - I'd put them on my wall that's for sure.

The usually stand in the windowsill at the top of the stairs, so they bask in the glorious afternoon sun...... (well, we did have some once!)

[Buzzybead]

Sounds lush! - I bet they caste some interesting shadows. Would be interesting with a hint of dichroic in?

[Angelrose]

Wow I love the look of them.

Ange