That is one cool piece chris.

Any chance of some pictures in a new thread please Bruce?

Happy New Year from the South West U.K.

Thanks Guys. @Bruce, yes I love the mirrors, always have. If the pub had not been so busy I could have photographed all of them. @erik, yes I know lesley, very talented glass artist. I think she's currently in New Zealand on a long holiday. I have a few more photos from the Crystal Gallery, with lot...

Nice find on this old post william and nice find on you getting that book.
I would love to be able to read it someday.

Thanks to the holidays I managed to get some of the photos I took of the carved glass at Waterford Crystal showrooms together.
I have quite a few more but these might interest someone.
Enjoy

http://www.worldofglasscraft.com/showth ... -Showrooms

Thirded.

Nice share Bruce.

So after looking at glass gilded and faux stuff in Dublin we moved south to Waterford to search out more inspirational items.
http://www.worldofglasscraft.com/showth ... -Waterford

Cool, very realistic flames. Where they painted or a preset tool please David?

It reminds me a little of another method that a friend of mine was using. He would sand-blast a design into the front surface of a mirror, then fill it with clear resin. This made the carved areas less matt in appearance. The finish he got was more like this type of acid etch. What an interesting i...

Here are the next five in the series, this time reverse glass mirrors
Small pics are shown with links to larger ones for theose interested.
http://www.worldofglasscraft.com/showth ... 27#post727

I went to Ireland last week end for a look around Dublin and Waterford. The crystal Glass Company wasn't doing any tours but the showroom was open so I took the camera. Whilst there I also met up with MAster Engraver Sean Egan and we had a good chat about copper wheel engraving. Mr Egan did the Fire...

Not I, but my feedback tells me there is another one available. !

That's very interesting Erik but doesn't answer the question. Did you use ecosol inks in the versacamm? If so how did you get over the problem of the varnish breaking the ecosol down over time. Very interesting indeed, I think you should maybe write a book with pictures of your techinique. I suspect...

It's still beutifull erik, Did you use the versacamm to printo onto canvas, paper or vinyl though please? I would love to know what your varnish mix is please so that I could experiment, I have a Roland 600 gathering dust and it would be lovely to find a use for it again even if it does no longer pr...

hahahaha, Just bid 0.99p

Great stuff Erik, How long did the project take?

Hi Jeff,
Welcome.
While your waiting, I would be really interested in seeing some of those illuminated clocks of yours.

Very funny, thanks for the share.

Nice post again Bruce, do you have a picture of the other panel as well please?

envyable, thanks for sharing .

I would like a copy too please.

Lars, that is a nice piece. Thanks for sharing.
Have you any more to show us?

Bruce, that tautflex looks very interesting. I don't know of a UK alternative so I emailed Viponds to ask if they have a UK distributer I can buy some from to try.
Did you happen to try it for hand lettering on glass or vinyl at all please?

Nice piece Roderick.

Nice work, less worried about safety back then.

Really cool pictures, thanks for sharing Erik.

Nice, suprised it hasn't faded a bit more with time.

Cracking stuff.
I have always wondered how stills are made from films on a computer, well done for doing it.