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Suzaneel-Glass Artworks التشكيلية اليمنية سوزانيل- لوحات زجاجية

"Thank you Danielle for your care.. I actually wanted to upload all my artworks before time comes that may not allow to do so.. actually we are living hard times these days & can predict what may happen a moment ahead.. but honestly enjoying…"
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Suzaneel-Glass Artworks التشكيلية اليمنية سوزانيل- لوحات زجاجية

"I was think of you recently, hoping that you are well.  Glad to see your video and that life is going ahead as usual. Stay safe."
Apr 5, 2011
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Suzaneel-Glass Artworks التشكيلية اليمنية سوزانيل- لوحات زجاجية

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My glass artworks mostly inspired by the Yemeni heritage & Folklore ..
Apr 5, 2011
Susan Ghailan commented on Elke Trittel's photo
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Pour Gigi

"Elke, It's really a good combination of all mentioned materials for such artistic piece"
Jan 17, 2011
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Chance Encounter

"What a chance Rhonda to drop by & see this beautiful piece.."
Jan 17, 2011
Lydia Doorman commented on Susan Ghailan's photo
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Shibam of Yemen - 1st skyscrapers in the world

"Great piece! I love the colours and the texture!"
Dec 29, 2010
Lydia Doorman commented on Susan Ghailan's photo
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Forcing away from my dream

"this is AMAZING, I love everything about this piece, the colours compliment the theme and the flow, this is one deep painting!"
Dec 29, 2010
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Forcing away from my dream

"I appreciate contemplating on this pic.. Magenta.."
Dec 29, 2010
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Shibam of Yemen - 1st skyscrapers in the world

"Thank you Magenta.. I like the way u express your reading.. it's exactly what I wanted to refelect specially that these old building which were built 600 years ago were subjecting to a destroying flood & the government did,t work hard…"
Dec 29, 2010
Sarah commented on Susan Ghailan's video
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Portrait live painting

"that is F***ing Fantastical !!!"
Dec 27, 2010
magenta commented on Susan Ghailan's photo
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Shibam of Yemen - 1st skyscrapers in the world

"Wow! I love this.  Another powerful piece, full of energy.  Could be so many things...war torn area with a building ablaze or the sun streaming on a building setting it alight.  Love your works."
Dec 27, 2010
magenta commented on Susan Ghailan's photo
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Forcing away from my dream

"Striking and powerful!  I didn't notice the hand pushing down on the head at first.  Once I realised that, I knew why I felt both harshness and peace in the work."
Dec 27, 2010
Maria Chatziandreou commented on Susan Ghailan's photo
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abstract-Linked

"Your work is so beautiful and your colors very rich and in harmony!"
Dec 27, 2010

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At 10:42pm on January 17, 2011, Rhonda McDuffie said…
Susan - How nice of you to stop by and comment on my piece Cchance Encounter"  I adore your work and am humbled by your praise.  Thank you!..........
At 9:35pm on October 17, 2010, Danielle Evans said…
Susan I enjoyed watchig your video very much. I have tried glass painting and was not very good at it. Actually it was worse than that!! I tried different things and I could never do anything nice. You have taken glass painting to a new level.
It is nice to see traditional themes. The Yemen is so full of colour.
At 11:31pm on August 13, 2010, Daligoddess said…
Happy Birthday!
At 10:20pm on August 13, 2010, Danielle Evans said…
Happy birthday, I hope you have a great day.
At 3:18am on July 13, 2010, Andrew Butler said…
Thanks for the lovely comment, your work is very striking!
At 1:41am on July 5, 2010, suzan bushnaq said…
thanks dear friend my videos are privet in the youtube but i will make it public and sorry
At 7:11am on July 2, 2010, ioana voiculescu said…
you have such interesting works:-)
At 3:48am on June 27, 2010, suzan bushnaq said…
i like your paints, thank you for your comment
At 11:18pm on June 26, 2010, Mo Godbeer said…
Hi Susan,
Welcome to the encaustic group, i hope you find inspiration here. If you need any help just give me a shout and I will be happy to give you any aid I can.
mogodbeer
At 12:46am on June 23, 2010, Elke Trittel said…
Hiya!Just a quick note to tell you i do cut those letters into a thin foamsheet (3mm) with a cutter and fill it up with my modellingpaste which gives a nice 3D effect;Same with any other pattern but i've never tried arabic calligraphy that way; An algerian friend did it in fibrite and it turned out nice; Not perfect like yours but different,if i have time i'll post it for you.
At 4:07am on June 17, 2010, ansje said…
Thanks Susan, for your nice comment
At 10:12pm on June 1, 2010, Rhonda McDuffie said…
Thanks Susan for your your very gracious comment on What Lies Beneath. Your work is mesmerizing!
At 10:35pm on May 30, 2010, Rhonda McDuffie said…
Thanks Susan - very kind to have your comments!!!
At 7:07pm on May 26, 2010, Philomena Howe said…
Thank u for the info, yes now I see it is glass, that is why the colours are so luminous, you are a beautiful artist, and so origional
At 9:00pm on May 8, 2010, Greef said…
Hi Susan,

And welcome to Lovin Mixed Media. I see that you came over as a result of Youtube! Fantastic to have you here, i really hope that you will be inspired and enjoy your time here.
I have prepared some information for 'New Members', about how this site works as well as some useful video tutorials on how to update your profile and how to do lots of other 'stuff' etc, and not forgetting the sites guidelines.
To find this info please 'hover your cursor over the HOME tab which is the 1st button on the left. You will see a sub-tab called 'Site Information'. Goodluck and we also have a group you can join called 'New Members Group! This is where you can say Hi and introduce yourself a little.
If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to come ask...im only a comment away.

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