patrick_y
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Very interesting! Thanks Don...
I presume everything is painted from the underside of the dial Meaning that we are looking through the glass to get to the image, and not looking at the image on top of glass. I suppose this was meant to be presumed when the title says "reverse painting."
Yes, it would make sense that it is painted from behind the glass, since this would require the small details to be painted first, since otherwise you'd have to etch off the existing paint to apply the small details so they would be seen. Thus, the top-most layer would need to be painted first, hence a reverse painting method would be required.
A very interesting dial and another art of dial-making, thanks for sharing Don!
Making a dial using reverse painting on glass, Verre Èglomisé
Making a dial using reverse painting on glass, Verre Èglomisé Angular Momentum is specialised in using unusual artistique techniques to create unique watches. One of these decoration techniques is Verre Èglomisé or Reverse Painting on Glass as it is known...
Amazing work! Thanks.
I've founded it very interesting, thanks for sharing. . AMAZING! Vte
Simply wonderful
Astonished ! wouaaaouou; I didn't think that so skilled people were posting here ! I allready knew your work on watches, but here. ... welll, I have no word. Bravo. Deniz
Unbelievable!
Thanks for posting this -- it is amazing to see the painted image slowly taking shape. My immediate thought was to start saving up to get a painted dial for a PSM unique piece... Best, Gary G
Very interesting! Thanks Don...
I presume everything is painted from the underside of the dial Meaning that we are looking through the glass to get to the image, and not looking at the image on top of glass. I suppose this was meant to be presumed when the title says "reverse painting."...
wow wow. this is amazing work
i LOVE these kind of Art Work. !! it looks so 3D. GREAT JOB.. BRAVO ;0)) Tony
Amazing technique!
Hi Don, Thanks for shedding light on this lovely painting technique. The artist really shows extreme skill and dexterity. I love that you chose to showcase a series of "time lapse" photos, so we could easily see how the painted dial came together. Stunnin...