Squarespace V5 Site Server v5.13.594-SNAPSHOT-1 (http://www.squarespace.com)http://amarettogirl.com/picture/forgivethemfatherm.diaz.jpg?pictureId=5087575This is an original drawing transferred onto glass, blasted and filled in with vitreous paint. 8x10 <strong>Please click to see full image!</strong>http://amarettogirl.com/picture/lostgirlsbymarisoldiaz.jpg?pictureId=5087585These are cut-out sheets of 1/2" thick glass that are painted with vitreous glass pigment and fired. Each doll stands around 8" high. <strong>Please click to see full image!</strong>http://amarettogirl.com/picture/loneamongmany.jpg?pictureId=5087584This is a 5"x 7" three layer stacked and fused vitreous painted piece. Each layer was painted than fused. When the piece was complete I masked and sandblasted the figure's illustration on the top surface. <strong>Please click to see full image!</strong>http://amarettogirl.com/picture/citygirlmarisoldiaz.jpg?pictureId=5087573This is a 5"x7" eight layer stacked block, with four layers illustrated with vitreous paint and fused. Unfortunately, you cannot see the depth of the block in this flat image. <strong>Please click to see full image!</strong>http://amarettogirl.com/picture/myalicebym.diaz.jpg?pictureId=5087586This is an 81/2"x 11" stacked and fused block, illustrated with glass powders and frit. <strong>Please click to see full image!</strong>http://amarettogirl.com/picture/glasswomencmpltmarisoldiaz.jpg?pictureId=5087576This image is a detail and complete set image of both cut out base glass female forms and frit composed forms with no base glass. Each individual woman is 81/2" tall. <strong>Please click to see full image!</strong>http://amarettogirl.com/picture/myconsumption%20by%20m.diaz.jpg?pictureId=5087587This is an eight layer, stacked and fused block illustrated with glass powders. The final block was asymmetrically sawed into two parts. <strong>Please click to see full image!</strong>http://amarettogirl.com/picture/woundedmarisoldiaz.jpg?pictureId=5087681These are four layered stacks illustrated with glass powders and fused. <strong>Please click to see full image!</strong>http://amarettogirl.com/picture/glasspuertorico%20bym.diaz.jpg?pictureId=5087583This is a 9"x 12" eight layer stack, illustrated with powders and fused. <strong>Please click to see full image!</strong>http://amarettogirl.com/picture/selfportraitmarisoldiaz.jpg?pictureId=5087671This is a single sheet of glass illustrated with powders. <strong>Please click to see full image!</strong>http://amarettogirl.com/picture/thinkwithheadmdiaz.jpg?pictureId=5088146This is a 10"x 10" 3/4inch thick, sandblasted block. Look carefully as it is a human head made up of an anatomical heart hence the title.http://amarettogirl.com/picture/glassblown.jpg?pictureId=5126698These are some of my early galssblown pieces from my first experience with glassblowing as Haystack in Deer Isle in Maine.http://amarettogirl.com/picture/cherry.jpg?pictureId=5126700A glass blown cherry. 12" tall.http://amarettogirl.com/picture/lipstick.jpg?pictureId=5126701A glass blown lipstick. 12" tall