Another Glass and wood Wall Plaque

[GBF]

This piece is 14 1/2" x 1" Glass frit and Spalted Beech.
C&C as Always

Regards George

[Les Symonds]

I love the way that fairly random grain patterns suddenly come to life and help to make up the landscape in these pictures.....a good size, too.
Les

[bodrighywood]

I love seeing the artistic side of you coming to the fore George. These pieces are really lovely. Bootiful!!!

Pete

[edbanger]

Well George these piece's are getting better and better the glass works well set against the Spalted Beech.

All the best

Ed

[GBF]

Thank you Les Pete and Ed I am pleased you like these there wont be anymore wall plaques for a while as that is the last of the wood.
I will be doing some more with glass and wood as soon as I can think of some new ideas.

Regards George

[Bryan Milham]

George,

A goodly while ago Mark Sanger made me see that wood, at times, is only the carrier of further work.

You've turned that back on itself, making the further work become a necessary part of the wood to reveal the hidden picture. I can see the abstract designs you created at the start of this journey with wood and glass, but it's already come a long way, to now creating a whole picture by the addition of a single additional image in the glass.

Are you bringing this to the club tonight?

[Mark Sanger]

HI George

really like this, especially the way that you have used the split in the pith top right, it looks like a bird swooping down to land on the trees.

[Bryan Milham]

I've seen this in the round this evening.

If you think it looks good in the photo, it looks so much better in your hands.

[John D Smith]

 Hi George As I said on Facebook a Fabulous piece of work I hope to see more of these sometime the use of the Spalting patterns in the wood is Artistic indeed.
                                     Regards John

[GBF]

Sorry I have not responded to comments for the last couple of days I have been very busy teaching and sorting club bussiness.
Thank you for the kind comments they are very much apreciated.

Regards George

[georg]

  Eye Catching George.... Will admit though, to preferring the more abstract look you have achieved on the
  sculptures you did using this idea.
  Kind Regards Tony di

[GBF]

Thank you Tony and Di I will be doing another Sculpture soon.  Watch this space LOL

Regards George

[Derek]

Yet another great piece where the grain and artwork are working together to form  greater picture