Mark, each one of these beautiful presentations are a sight to behold. I love the intricate detailing here as well as the vibrant colors on display. This kind of strikes a soft spot with me as my Father was a huge fan of Stained Glass work.

A beautiful work !!

Mark - I really like the top one & the bottom one, the middle one not so much. The greens & blues in the top one work very harmoniously together, as the overlapping shapes create areas of subtle light & shadow. I love the tightly drawn undulating lines in the bottom one - they look like contour lines on a topographic map or perhaps fingerprint whorls. I also see eyes at the center of many of those whorls, the most prominent of which are two dark blue sad ones right in the middle. The bright pink "L" throws the middle one out of balance for me & overwhelms it - an effect that I find discordant & unappealing. Two out of three ain't bad...

Thanks Claude. I had trouble with the 2d one too (the pink, the shape), but it makes more sense in zoom (more detail in the background, etc). But I often have trouble with some montages. I appreciate the observation...

K is having a job running round that globe and keeping his balance! I love the background to M especially.

I think the pink works fine; it seems the L is trying to jump out and draw attention to itself (L for "Look at me!"?) I'd love to see this in actual stained glass, with sunlight coming through it! Fantastic work, my friend!

Lovely work Mark looks like you really had a great time working on them very creative and impressive happy to drop by to see your lovely pieces Thanx Mark and thanx for your exended visit to my gallery friend your words of great eloquence did me great honour and was deeply touched by them I really appreciated them very much my friend!!

I see a very happy K dancing from joy :-) I see an L, that is more sober and unemotional. Maybe it is too proud, because it stands in the center. But the M seems to be unhappy to stand in the basement. Maybe it cannot see on itself, how beautiful it actually is ;-P Lovely letter creativity here :-)

Wonderfully done and fantastic concept !!!

Goodness me - when reading the headline, my first thought was, you had created a new logo for the "Royal Dutch Airlines - KLM" and why not ? they might give you a job, because it's absolutely out of this world ! All the blue hues would go very well for an airline advertisement ... sort of ~ up, up, up & away ~ into the blue yonder ~ ! and any of the fonts would be more appealing, than the present one ... I mean, the current one isn't a bad one, but there is nothing wrong with an occasional change ? I think you've got the job, I would pay for that ;P ... enough flattery, otherwise you get a swollen head Mark ;)) BB thank you so much for your fine comments, left on quite a few of my old uploads ! I'll be back in action soon, promise ;)

Good lawd, you have taken the alphabet to Dionysian heights with this explosive concept of letters, belles-lettres if you will, superimposed on all forms of arcane shapes, Mark. Damn the torpedoes, you really unleashed your artistic talents in this gigantic effort, with layer upon layer of sharply contrasted and multi colored images/letters in order to present an overwhelming-to-the-senses trio of glass panels of epic proportions. Johannes Gutenberg must be spinning in his grave. And, I wonder why I think of the Scandinavian god, Thor, while perusing this.

I love the K, dancing on top of the world, as graceful and balanced as a ballerina. The L seems aggressive, wanting to interrupt. Somehow knowing it's having its turn isn't quite enough ... it has to flaunt and show muscle. Then comes the M, and the L is now in the background. M has done a bit of smackdown, and L has had its turn. K doesn't seem to mind L or M in the least, continuing to dance, not minding if there's even such a thing as center stage or not. What a terrific story, which we can all tell ourselves any way we like! :P

excellent image

Of course, the M jumped out at me--big.bold and brash...hmm sounds like someone I know maybe? Each and every one has so much to say!!

These do have a very lovely stained glass look.