Glitter describes an assortment of very small, flat, and reflective particles. When these particles are applied to surfaces, they each reflect light in different angles causing the surface to sparkle or glitter. Glitter is similar to, but smaller than confetti or sequins. Glitter has been produced and used decoratively since prehistoric times from many different materials including mica[citation needed], insects,[1] glass, and now plastic.
Glitter Graphics
Glitter Graphics
Glitter Graphics
Glitter Graphics
Glitter Graphics
Glitter Graphics
Glitter Graphics
Glitter Graphics
Glitter Graphics
Glitter Graphics
Glitter Graphics
Glitter Graphics
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