
I'm OK with it, because it is his vision, and I'm benefiting from learning the vagaries of how etched glass behaves as the layers are assembled, as well as how much etching is required to produce the final image coloration. The next image is of the two pieces of glass with the light shining through them as they sit in the studio window. No way does a photo give up what happens to the viewer's eye, as the camera cannot have the binocular vision of humans. That's where the true visual excitement comes!
On other news, there really isn't any! How about that? Just been so busy with the DVD and this glass project that nothing much exciting has been going on. This can be very good, too!
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