glass-airbrushed

**optic** · 11-30-2005

Hi everyone,

I have been playing with airbrush on glass. This one was painted from two sides; front and back, today. It was just a game and it is abstract. No sketches, no masking, etc. 18x24cm. Only some jar lids were helpful for some big circles.

**vilner** · 11-30-2005

Very interesting. How does it look if you shine a light on one side? Does it make a cool effect?
John

donjohnson · 11-30-2005

very nice optic thanks for sharing
do you now clear coat it with anything to make it permentent (spelling I know its past my bed time

someday we'll have a spell checker on this forum soon as VB decides to make it an update)

**redneck** · 12-01-2005

I agrees ,I hate useing a dictionary which stay on the monitor until I need it

sandstone Ray when you type ray be careful the t is next to the y

**optic** · 12-01-2005

Hi Vilner, Don and Bray,

Thank you for your comments. You are right Vilner it has a different effect when I put light on one side, here are some pictures for you.

You are quite right Don on clearing it, glass is always difficult to handle especially painted ones.

What can I say Bray on your spelling, very nice contribution indeed- Ray with a "t" was excellent...

As English is not my native language I am quite in the business I guess.

**redneck** · 12-01-2005

Optic, I was laughing at myself because I hit the T key instead of the Y key, the animal that we call a rat are found everywhere in europe,africa,america, I try not to call people by different animals names except as a comment

sandstone Ray

**optic** · 12-01-2005

Thanks Ray for the explanation I was in hurry and very tired when I read your first message, and probably didn't give it a fair chance. Sorry mate, but it has gone midnight over here and should go now.

**redneck** · 12-01-2005

Originally Posted by optic

Thanks Ray for the explanation I was in hurry and very tired when I read your first message, and probably didn't give it a fair chance. Sorry mate, but it has gone midnight over here and should go now.

when you call people mate, I think that you was in the navy or from Australia, I hope that I spell the nation name correct

sandstone Ray

**optic** · 12-02-2005

Hi Ray,

I am actually from Istanbul-Turkey and didn't know that I sounded like an Australian.

And I have not been in the navy either.

Thanks for telling me what actually this word means or sounds like.

**landsbro** · 12-02-2005

Hi optic
Hmm,,,,i'm from sweden so my spelling aint that good either

Anyhow,,i think the lights make your paintings really pop
really nice,to me it looks 3d very cool
Thanks optic for sharing your splended work..
/kimmo

**optic** · 12-02-2005

Thank you very much Kimmo,

Especially for your kind and encouraging words. Here are some more pictures on the same line. I call this one "double moon".

**aixguy** · 12-02-2005

Very cool FX Optic.. I like it!

**redneck** · 12-02-2005

every body got a word for hello I figure that was what mate meant
I recall that General Motors [car company] was trying to sell a certain car to France [ if I not mistaker ] the meaning of the car name meant [no good]

sandstone Ray

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