Great tutorial, thank you! I have a question: Here you work on two sides of the glass. Don't you get into trouble with firing in the kiln if you paint on both sides? In other words, doesn't paint soften when you heat it up again and won't it stick to the kiln stone on which the glass piece rests?
HELP!! Your work is beautiful .That's why I'm asking you this. I'm new to the art of glass and trying to learn what oxides make what colours. Are you able to tell me how I could make my own black liner and brown shading? I was wondering if I could use iron oxide with fine frit and gum arabic to make liner for laying out my cartoons and would it fire like stains. Thankyou for the inspiration.
Hi Joe, Thanks for your kind words. I highly recommend you buy your vitreous glass paint from a supplier like Bendheim or Reusche if you are in the US, Pearsons or Kansa Craft in the UK. Or simply search for a stained glass maker near you and ask if they will sell you a small amount of paint. Many have tried to make their own glass paint, which often does not fire properly, and then all your hard work is for nothing.
@@cathedralstory Hi Thank you for your reply. For me the want to know how to produce the ancient co;ours is more a need to know than the availability of paints. Learning how the old artists applied their craft is part of my love for this art. This seems to be one of those arts where the more I know the more there is to learn.
Hi! I enjoyed the work a lot! The lines at 1:03 is my fav. Your drawing is similar to Oli Mueller. His work reminds me of Sarah Tepes mixed with a blend of Andy Warhol. He is the most insane painter from America and he legitly goes off every time on TH-cam! You should definitely check out his page out and give the painter a like! 👉 #PaintingsByOliMueller
gran trabajo heres muy buena!!! gracias,
Great tutorial, thank you!
I have a question:
Here you work on two sides of the glass.
Don't you get into trouble with firing in the kiln if you paint on both sides?
In other words, doesn't paint soften when you heat it up again and won't it stick to the kiln stone on which the glass piece rests?
Beautiful, thank you for sharing!
HELP!! Your work is beautiful .That's why I'm asking you this. I'm new to the art of glass and trying to learn what oxides make what colours. Are you able to tell me how I could make my own black liner and brown shading? I was wondering if I could use iron oxide with fine frit and gum arabic to make liner for laying out my cartoons and would it fire like stains. Thankyou for the inspiration.
Hi Joe, Thanks for your kind words. I highly recommend you buy your vitreous glass paint from a supplier like Bendheim or Reusche if you are in the US, Pearsons or Kansa Craft in the UK. Or simply search for a stained glass maker near you and ask if they will sell you a small amount of paint. Many have tried to make their own glass paint, which often does not fire properly, and then all your hard work is for nothing.
@@cathedralstory Hi Thank you for your reply. For me the want to know how to produce the ancient co;ours is more a need to know than the availability of paints. Learning how the old artists applied their craft is part of my love for this art. This seems to be one of those arts where the more I know the more there is to learn.
¿cómo se hace la pintura?
Hi! I enjoyed the work a lot! The lines at 1:03 is my fav. Your drawing is similar to Oli Mueller. His work reminds me of Sarah Tepes mixed with a blend of Andy Warhol. He is the most insane painter from America and he legitly goes off every time on TH-cam!
You should definitely check out his page out and give the painter a like! 👉 #PaintingsByOliMueller