Lava Lamp Canvas Print

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Lava Lamp
� Omaste Witkowski
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I see an old lava lamp. The way the colors bubble and move.
This picture started out as a picture of handblown glass created by Garth Mudge of Glassworks. Glassworks is located downtown Winthrop Wa (Washington State), in the beautiful Methow Valley. The Methow is a small jewel of an area not too far from Seattle in the Pacific Northwest. Okanogan County is such a great place to live for all of the sunshine and outdoors recreation.
It was taken with a Macro lens and is a very small section of the overall object. I am exploring hand blown glass at a macro level in the hopes of creating fine art from very small pieces of glass.

All of the colors and shapes are created from hot glass. None of these images are created from anything other than hand blown glass objects. I am removing visible specks of dust in Photoshop to present a cleaner look but the overall image is exactly what I am seeing through m...

Welcome to the vibrant world of Omaste Witkowski! A space where art and photography dance harmoniously. The pieces in these galleries are a fusion of passion and creativity, with a keen eye for the extraordinary in the ordinary. Omaste's journey began with 'Hearts,' a macro photograph of a hand-blown glass ball. This piece was a turning point, sparking a new love for the hidden macro world. It was the perfect blend of her love of glass art and photography. A world of sparkling art was revealed, waiting to be explored through her lens. Omaste's work is not just about creating beautiful art; it's about telling stories, sharing experiences, and inspiring others to see the world from a unique perspective. Each piece is a testament to her...