Front Lit above and Back Lit below...
Stained Glass & Acrylic (Approx. 10" x 10"). I spent the weekend taking a stained glass making class and this is the result (and also the reason for yesterday's broken glass skull!). Thanks to my awesome teacher, Jude Schlotzhauer, for letting me go beyond the basics.
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You are clever!
ReplyDeleteTiffany would'nt have made better ! I find this could majke a perfect design for a lamp (O|O)
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Yay! I like it when I wish for a skull and you make it! And it looks gorgeous -- I can't believe this was a "beginners" attempt, it's so detailed. Truly testament to your talent, if ever there was doubt.
ReplyDeletevery churchy(not realy)
ReplyDeletebut now we know why the glass fit together so well
Stunning. Amazing too if you really are a beginner.
ReplyDeleteThanks guys! And yes, this really is the first time I've worked with stained glass.
ReplyDeleteThe teeth are great. Is that a sharpie, or did you actually get that effect with the leading?
ReplyDeleteThe teeth were done with acrylic paint, I was trying to emulate traditional stained glass in which figures had painted on features/details.
ReplyDeleteOK, now you are just showing off!
ReplyDeleteOh I want it.
ReplyDeleteCool! I was just thinking of stained glass after the broken glass one.
ReplyDeleteYou've actually made me want to drag out my stained glass stuff again. I may just have to attempt a lampshade.
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