I like the colors of the Japanese style one.

Issabella -this one is my way of saying thank you

Wow!!!!! OMG, how cute what you have created. I love it.
I knew you would come with a nice innovation.

I liked what Gimper66 was doing with gears, so I designed some internally connecting gears to post to his thread ... but then I got carried away. So here is 'gears metallica'.

The famous festival of flame floating down one of our major rivers (the Murray!) - glass barges of fiery wax.

Oh that is so nifty! I so wish I had your imagination.

Pat - thank you; it worries me sometimes too

Because it is either pouring with rain or 42 degrees celsius here right now, I have plenty of time to play. So if your imagination can handle it, watch out for those robot spiders on your next visit to the moon -

Well still over 40 celsius, so I am doing what all sensible seniors should be doing - staying indoors, aircon on, a glass of wine and playing with GIMP. Having real Gimp binge actually -







... must be time for another glass of wine now

OMG, you are always so creative. I like your creations a lot on such variety of items. I enjoy seeing them in detail.

Really creative, and well done; great, Pat!
OMG, look: glass may bring to ... a mortal sin!

Pat, I love your creation. Good idea and realization.

Thank you very much, Dinasset and Issabella.

Pat - that is really something; just love it the subject and the composition .

But you really have set me a challenge to come with something even close in standard.

Thank you,OMG, for your very kind comments. However, you have set the standard high, not I. I think the others would agree that your talent and imagination are outstanding, and your willingness to share with us makes us all better.

I still love glass!! This is a combo of brick, Wood carve, BRL for the wood and center glass design. Also used Graechan's Wrought Iron script for the metal trim. It is a practice session.

Vey very nice, both the composition and each single component. Well done, Pat.

Hi Pat,
Good Attempt. Vertical and Horizontal Bars appear to be separate from the circular rings. Bars need to be joined to the rings.

Not necessarily, Rashid, we could see the bars as a residual BG under the waterfall image four slices.

Thank you, Dinasset, and Rashid for your comments and suggestions. I was undecided as to what to do with the wood bars and rings as far as appearance of being joined. I took the lazy option of thinking the wood was screwed into the rings from the back so there are no marks on the front! I could be wrong. . . . .