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TSC. Wood in glass
The Sunday Challenge: Fill A Glass Container with objects.
The glass container may be a jar, vase, jug, etc. The objects may be a collection, identical objects or whatever you want to use EXCEPT liquids.
I love the tactile quality of turned wood, and the refractive and reflective quality of glass. So I put the 2 components together in a very false situation. The blue comes from a beach towel thrown over the back of a dining chair.
A late entry today. We had a visit from our youngest daughter and grandson who came for lunch.
The glass container may be a jar, vase, jug, etc. The objects may be a collection, identical objects or whatever you want to use EXCEPT liquids.
I love the tactile quality of turned wood, and the refractive and reflective quality of glass. So I put the 2 components together in a very false situation. The blue comes from a beach towel thrown over the back of a dining chair.
A late entry today. We had a visit from our youngest daughter and grandson who came for lunch.
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