Art of glass

Kindred Black on Instagram: “What's left when your slow skincare is empty? Precious, candy-colored glass vials hand blown in the US. Each bottle comes with a handmade…”

Exuding elegance and obscurity, Foggy Flowers is a two-photograph series by Sander Plug and Lernert Engelberts that centers on our collective outlook for the future through a blur of frosted glass. The duo, who work under Studio Lernert & Sander, unearthed the delicate shots from their archive—the images were taken in 2018 during a week-long period when they worked continuously on various projects—in May 2020 for Volkskrant Magazine, which asked them to epitomize their creative process…

water effects in glass

A sampling of the many beautiful stained glass windows at the National Cathedral.

Daedalian Glass Studios collaborates with leading architects and interior designers, creating unique glass installations for their projects.

Learn to depict the transparency, shine, and reflections of glass objects on paper, adding a touch of realism to your watercolor artwork.

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Switzerland-based photographer Samuel Zeller travelled to 25 cities photographing their botanical gardens, to oddly calming effect

In her ongoing series titled Perspective, photographer Suzanne Saroff creates fractured and skewed images of common foods as seen through vessels filled with water and glass objects. The images play with concepts of light and shadow resulting in distorted still lifes that appear almost like digital glitches. “With tools and techniques such as refraction, directionalContinue reading "Foods Distorted Through Liquid and Glass in Photographs by Suzanne Saroff"

examining the boundaries of human perception, artist dylan martinez presents 'H2O/SiO2', hyperrealistic plastic bag sculptures that question reality.