German eyemaker, Gerhard Greiner is the master craftsman behind these top-quality prosthetic, glass eyes, which he makes in his laboratory by hand. One eye can cost over $450 and can take over an hour to produce.

This penthouse is built of glass and steel on the top of two neighboring buildings in Notting Hill area of London. The buildings are connected by a glass footbridge and the glass elevator provides a direct access into this spectacular apartment with a fabulous view of West London and Holland Park.

Going back to the early 20th century Glass Beach, near Fort Bragg and now part of MacKerricher State Park, was used as a dumping ground for glass and other refuse. Decades later the beach is covered with gorgeous multi-colored glass, smoothed by the ocean.

All you need to create this amusing artwork are: a plate, candy and wet glass.

Now look at the result after the jump.

You can make a nice set of drinking glasses out of empty glass bottles. Just make sure you follow all the rules. Be careful!

It’s not that easy to paint on glass, thus all these artworks by Elza Kolesnikova are real masterpieces. She has no professional education, but does a great work at painting her drawings on the back side of the glass “canvas” using watercolors.

Elza has to create her works blindly, trusting her memory, because the upper watercolor layer has to be perfect. One mistake and your painting will be destroyed. You’ll have to start from the very beginning.

When the painting is finished it is covered with enamel and left to dry. And this is when you can finally notice the most amazing feature of watercolor paintings on glass. These patterns change their color depending on the lights, time and even weather. It’s simply fantastic!

A glass half filled with water. What do different people think about it? Some thoughts are pretty funny, some are just smart, and others are stupid.