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STARFISH + KELP - 12 x 6 glass

STARFISH + KELP
12" x 6" glass with a brushed silver frame
etched, blasted, gold leaf + paint
$475
©Susan E. Roden + Nancy Arthur-McGehee

So I'm still playing here with my buddy Nancy. We created
Starfish + Kelp which is one of the few remaining pieces 
from our former exhibit.

She etched and blasted the glass, whereas I 
painted the reverse of the pane with acrylics 
and then applied gold leaf. The piece has incredible
depth from an added bottom layer of a mirror.

What truly made the project fun, was the unknown factor. 
After a discussion of subject matter, one would take 
the piece to start off and create an image. Then in turn, hand 
it over to the other to finish off.  


Comments

  1. It's beautiful! Very dreamy and calming.

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  2. That is just fabulous, Susan and Nancy!

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  3. These glass pieces are just lovely...hats of to you two. Can't wait to see more!

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