Is this panel glowing

[Dwight]

like a backlit sign?

[Anonymous]

Is this a question? If so. yes it is.

[Dwight]

okay, thanks.

[Eduardo Rolon]

I might need some glossiness since I have not seen a matte backlit frame.

[Dwight]

Thank you. I know what you mean.
At my age, most of my glossiness has rubbed off.


In this case, there are no light sources to be reflected - the study is all about projected light, so, next time, acrylic covering for sure.

[__archiben]

it is - but what makes it slightly ambiguous is that there is no 'frame' or edge condition: the tiles and glowing panel meet too perfectly. although i'm sure it could be detailed in such a way, reality isn't often so perfect.

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[Dwight]

I was just working with the light issues, but that's a good point - anybody who's NOT a goob looks for supporting evidence. Thickness counts.
I'm getting as bad as the blobitecture guys!

[__archiben]

thickness, aye! it's same as the woodgrain principle - it bugs the hell out of me when i see the grain running vertically across a beam!

[Dwight]

How could they ever let that happen! The same with window sashes, eh?
Goobs!