Hi Trish,

Multi talented!

Intriguing creation, reminds me of one of those National Geographic satellite pictures taken of a shoreline with cloud cover over the land area.

Very cool that you create audio gems and now - visual gems.

Love it!

Cheers,

Stu

Hi Trishie:

Now, the world knows that you have conquered two fronts: the world of jewelry design, and the world of music.  I've had the privilege of seeing some of your creative jewelry on a few previous occasions, but this?  On first gander, I didn't know WTF I was looking at, but after reading your description, I breathed a sigh of relief... <lol>

About the photo... splendid close up.  Have you thought about taking up photography as one of your many personas?

Griff

wow, so cool. its very organic and could be a close up of a number og creatures in our animal kingdom (insect wise that is). I'm guessing you used a macro lense for this close up detail.

cheers

JJ

Moi cette photo me fait penser à une sorte de reptil, surtout la partie supérieure.

bravo ! Trish

Amicalement.

Patrick

This is a special picture! Without your explanation I wouldn't know what I see here. The right side looks like flesh - but it is glass! Very interesting! *****

I think you well know, in Italy is precisely in Murano, there are masters in the world's glass, but I'll tell you that I personally know a few in the area called "Brianza" in the region in which I live The Lombardy.
Well I have personally seen how they do certain jobs and the difficulty that there is to do
these glass jewelry.
In all honesty I do not know how you've learned to do these jobs, but I see that you get on.
Trish loved you, you know how much I appreciate every kind of art, for which I congratulate you and I encourage you to continue, but with the recommendation not to forget the music, which in your life has given so much, but that much in unto us of the comunity
franco

It sounds difficult and hot but, it becomes certainly good
how long have you done such perls ?
you are not only doing musical perls
you do real onec to nice.My stepfather worked with glass so, if you find any glass whit the name
Kosta Boda or Orrefors,Swedens 2 most famous
glass factory's in sweden.Have a nice day and
pleace send more pics like that
Your pal Bengt

Hi Trish,
this photo is spectacular, you are a person with a thousand resources, and everything you do you do it right, I think it is not easy to make glass beads.
Good.

Rino

cool!!!  mi sembra di vedere la terra da una astronave, con uma massa di grasso che la sta soffocando ( la parte bianca sulla destra mi ricorda i lipociti, le cellule grasse. scusa la mia deviazione professionale). affascinante foto e ottimao lavoto.! Attrenta a non bruciarti---please!

Other realy good work from you.

Big greetings

Freddy

I see the metamorphosis of a monster, it is clear teeth ....

So by making glass beads and taking pictures of such details you are "producing" even more art...

...because if you have these images printed out and put within a fitting frame...

...they would be looking real great on a wall. 

It's weird but I'm digging it! Please do more of these. Maybe you could even use one as the picture for one of your compositions, if it conveys the right feeling.

Interesting, but an old and well known technique...
 it became really interesting when you look on the specially "cut out" of the whole picture...
You can learn a lot about the "author" of the cut out...
a MOC (Member Of Community), coming from the City of "Sigmund"...  

B.R. F.

I really hate to write a comment on my own photo but I have to question what Frantzi is saying.

Very good picture, good art, as mentioned before was unknown to me, but I appreciate these images that offer a sense, thanks for sharing your art.

Do not worry about this particular character Frantzi, he used to do that, a man out of place, that's all.

Dear Trish, I hate to comment comments...
I wrote you about how I ment my comment down below...
I can´t comment Bendizus comment...
But that´s not your problem...
in greatly respect
Franz
 

Cool Pic Trish.  I didn't know you did this.  Wow, the things you find out about people when you've been away for a bit.    I'd like to see the different beads you've created.  I'm an artist as well, so it really peaks my interest when I see something cool like this.

Brenda