This is beautiful, Ryan! Wow.
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It’s really wonderful! Thank you for sharing this 
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This is one of those projects that makes me really antsy to get my hands on a Glowforge. Thank for sharing!
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You are incredible! I love it!
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If I did it out of acrylic, I’d use a combination of clear and opaque in a couple of colors or 3 o 4 translucent colors to soften the glare.
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I’m speechless! it’s GORGEOUS!
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Salute to your artistry!
I really like the way the light washes the walls 
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Add in another wow for me too. How long does it take to cut out something that size and intricate?
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How is the light fixture attached to the shade. I have a light that I’m working on a shade for and am trying to figure out how to attach the shade.
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Man, this forum is so rich in skill and artistry. Quite the technical and procedural how to resource.
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Ok, that is really unique and cool looking! well done!
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Building an office in my basement and have a standard ceiling light fixture that I decided to leave and make a shade for it. Using black acrylic fir the top and bottom and a smoked grey translucent for the fins. May engrave the fins, not sure yet. The office walls are a light grey and the trim will be a medium dark grey. I think the shade will look awesome and really point out what the 
can do.
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That is truly magnificent 
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Wow! Love the lamp and the shading it produces. Most excellent!!
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Whoa! That is so awesome!!! Completely captivating in the room when lit! Love it.
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Beautiful work. I really love the shadows it casts.
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It is attached by the top ‘slot ring’ being pressed in between the fixture hardware and the screw on retaining ring. No glue or any adhesive used. Just slot fit tight.
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Whoa! That thing is intricate, and casts some cool shadows and patterns on the walls and ceiling. Nicely done!
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simply Amazing
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I like the quality and your Design is very cool
Glowforge is magic!!
I look forward to mine !!
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