Glass 1 Acrylic Print

These are NOT Real! The patterns seen on the glassware were created as original abstract watercolor paintings. They were then scanned and imported into a 3D program. The shapes were created as 3D objects and the abstract patterns were "wrapped" around the objects. Surface effects such as transparency and reflection are applied to the patterns. The objects are arranged in a 3D space, with a base surface, background and lighting. The rendering process can take up to 4 hours per image depending on the complexity of the scene.

A Note about Fine Art America: I have been a member for over 10 years and know first-hand that the quality, accuracy and impeccable customer service of the FAA team should put any potential collector of my images at ease. You will be very pleased with the integrity of the artwork you purchase. - Paul Gaj. Paul attended the New England School of Art & Design in Boston, MA and the University of Massachusetts, North Dartmouth where he studied graphic and visual design. He also studied drawing at the Paier College of Art in Hamden, CT. He started his career at the Mystic Marinelife Aquarium as lead designer and opened his first studio in Mystic, Connecticut where he serviced such clients as BBDO Advertising, General Electric, Mystic...