You have not only captured her appearance but also her personality. Great!
About the aborigines, I always learn a little more history with you. I like to see part of the lattice through the circle lines.
Very well done.

Issabella - thank you; you are always so kind in the way you appreciate my work

Was playing with bowl making for my blog post, so continued the operation for GC; well why not?

It "could" have been an excellent outcome.
Very good colours and composition.
Perspective, light and shadows should be improved (if you want to...)

OMG, sorry for the delayed response. Thank you so very much for the penguin whirl and pinch image. It is very fancy!

Diego - thanks for your comments/appraisal. Oh dear, I thought I had applied the perspective/shadows/light OK, even taking the wall shadow into account. So please help me a bit more by pointing out the issues you found ... is it the far rim on the larger bowl for example, as I did modify that several times?

Here is another coloured, glassy bowl just floating in space.

I freaking love that!

Great bowls OMG, especially the last one, a beautiful design if it was real I'd want one.

Diego - thanks for your comments/appraisal. Oh dear, I thought I had applied the perspective/shadows/light OK, even taking the wall shadow into account. So please help me a bit more by pointing out the issues you found ... is it the far rim on the larger bowl for example, as I did modify that several times?
Two suggestions:

1.the base of the front-end object
being closer to the observer has to have a higher ratio height/width (perspective)
2.the shadow of that object
it looks as if it were on a flat surface, but it has to "follow" instead the "distance" of each object portion it hits (a very difficult task, I admit, the only help could be to place on your table similar objects and have a look)

btw, the last bowl is very very nice, but -as I said- also the previous ones were very nice as far as colours and shapes is concerned)

Diego - thank you very much. Yes, I missed the base of the stand, as you point out and the shadows of the bowl on a stand ... well yes now I get it, the shadow of the bowl on a stand must basically follow the contours that it hits. I did try that on the wall but not on the bowl in between it and the wall.

Again, thanks, I appreciate your critique and feedback ... never stop learning

Mahvin - thank you, glad you like it.

Anybody remember this guy?

Very nice, OMG.

Beautiful glass Elvis image, OMG! Had he lived, he would have been 85 years old this year.

OMG
superb!
Comment do you get the shiny effect on the background?

I like it, OMG. Very artistic.

Diego, Pat, Issabella and level_0 - well it looks like Elvis still lives in people's minds; thank you all.

level_0 - I got the background from the web somewhere and it is shiny in the first place, although I did brighten it up a little with an overlay in the Elvis image. I have posted it below if you want to play with it.

An oldie but a goodie ...

OMG thank you for the pattern.

Currently using one of my favourite ladies Maminydjama (Magnolia) Maymuru in a series of images; first image is one of her traditional roles as 'keeper of the lands', using two photos I took in The Kimberley last year, one desert view, one river view blended. Then, given I'm on a mosaic journey right now, she also features on a mosaic plate and then in glass.

As you would expect, the second one is the one I like more: great!