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This is a technique not widely used, but that has applications in certain contexts. Optimally the shapes are carved into glass with a sandblaster. This creates a perfect bonding surface for the resin as well as defined shapes for the colours. The colour is then poured or painted onto the surface of the glass. This resin brings the glass back to transparent, which makes the colours very striking. The colours can be very rich and can be mixed to create striking effects.
For more information on Resin-painted Glass talk to Andrew Moor Associates
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