Kimba, Issabella, Pat and jappeloe1963 - thank you for your comments.

A smaller glass this time, featuring painted, prancing horses and set, appropriately, at dusk in the beautiful Kimberley region of north western Australia. A frosted glass frame distort to finish it off

I have a sense of 'Déjà vu' now I'm back playing with glass again

Very nice! You know how I love glass!

Yes, it's really nice. Please, don't stop playing with glass.

Pat and Issabella - thank you for your kind comments. So you want more, well it just happens that I do have another one, somewhat different but still glass

A couple more to finish of my clear glass binge ...... if you like afternoon 'high tea' then you need the right location and the right 'high tea cup'. Also an eagle on the Ord River at sunset.

Have only browsed the last few pages but wow, amazing glass work Can I come for tea, I'll bring a ladder.

Teapot - thank you very much for your kind comment and of course you can join our table for tea ... no ladder required

Well wine glasses, tea pots and cups are OK, but who is bringing the wine ...

Here's at go at some gimp vintage, it's a bit rough as I don't really know what I'm doing yet Had to cheat choosing background colours that make the glasses show up.

Love the shine on yours

Teapot - brilliant, you did it and also discovered one of the little problems you need to overcome with this 'clear glass technique', getting a background colour that works well with the glass. Different layer modes work better in some situations. Recently I have been using 3 glass layers with bottom layer set to Burn, the one above it set to Grain Merge and the top one to Multiply - but you have to be flexible with them.

Trying to get off this glass addiction, so maybe this will do it.

OMG, Thank you for your comments and BRL glass tutorial and tips. Inspired by your teapot in post #905 I had to give it a try, but mine is in chocolate

Very nice wedgewood glass

I have had a good day - I will end it with a cut glass carafe and a Tuscan sunset.

Nifty!

Thanks Mahvin - used to have a dog called Nifty

Twin necked glass carafe, this time showing off the vines in a Hunter Valley sunset with the Blue Mountains in the distance and a couple of wedged tailed eagles on the hunt.

Waiting for Halloween ...

They are waiting in the Blue Mountains too ...

One more glass image featuring sunset over Cable Beach at Broome in north western Australia.

On our trip to the Kimberley, I seemed to be the only one in the group that could see the old church in the lake at the top of Emma Gorge