Hi everybody. This tutorial is about how to do translucent glass on an object.

Thank you very much, Conbagui. I love your try. How a master as you are, doing so simple tut is a honour for me. "Muchísimas Gracias"

Here is my exercise. Thank you ISSABELLA for the very interessing tutorial

ps. the BG is an apophysis fractal made years ago

Thank you Marcello, I love your background and your outcome.

I've been researching my family tree for many years - thought this tutorial would be nice to combine my two hobbies.

Thank you Issabella for another great tutorial.

Lovely composition, so well done!

My variation using gradient colored glass.

Thank You Issabella , a well written tutorial. My only concern is that the screws do nothing. You can not screw into thin air. On your clock work fascia it looks ok but the screws look pretty stupid in my image. I notice that Gnu Tux has solved that problem with brackets. Nevertheless, I included them to show that all steps in the tutorial work well and is very instructive , Thank you!

Thank very much to you all. I love all of your jobs. Everyone did do their variations and the are great to me.

Conbagui, your text seems absolutely cut glass, wonderful. I'll try to do transparent letters following your tutorial "watering text"
wbool63, thanks for your try, too.
GnuTux, yours is so innovate and modern.
Dalia, your try is absolutely lovely, You have so much style in your compositions.
2-ton, thank you for your commentary.
Thanks to you.

I've done this other for you all GIMP - CHAT.
I appreciate wbool63's observation very much as he has helped me to get a more perfect outcome.

Thank you so much Gimper66, I'm glad you like it. Where did you ankle the screws?

It's a joke, I love your outcome and thanks for your try.

the bottom two screws I turned into the road
the top screws are fake

Gimper66, what good outcomes you do.

Thanks for the tutorial, Issabella. I don’t know if I did it all right.



On the first one, hiding for the police Gimper66 ?
The second one, I can only agree.

Great job Ella Louise - very nice!

Thanks Dalia

Without words Ella Louise, Wonderful, I love the text you did. Very nice indeed!