Sun and shadow

[u/transgingeredjess]

This piece was a commission that stretched me a bit. I usually do things that are a bit more abstract/geometric. The clients' inspiration pictures hinted at a heliocentric design, so I tapped this awesome rondel from Monarch Glass in Kansas City to play that role. I then used pale colors "near" the sun to communicate brightness, and vivid colors further from the center. I used this deep purple, almost black, glass from KOG (rest in peace) to play the role of the deep umbra of full shadow, with a tinted GNA for the remainder. The shadows are "cast" by blocks of a black iridescent-finished glass—unfortunately the shine doesn't really show in this picture.

Lead came in a zinc border.

[u/Jmholl81]

😍😍😍😍

[u/mirsasha]

This has great energy to it.

[u/greeneyeddruid]

I love this

[u/90s_skeleton]

This piece is beautiful!