HOW TO PAINT STAINED GLASS: PROFESSIONAL STAINED GLASS MAKER'S TIPS AND TRICKS TUTORIAL

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Take your glass painting to the next level with my step by step guide to using brushes and glass paint. I offer in person stained glass painting courses at my studio and shares inspirational videos on all things cool about stained glass designing, painting and making.
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@sherrirowan5049 6 дней назад

This is supremely helpful. Thank you ❤

@DerekHuntArtist 6 дней назад

Glad it was helpful!

@jeanburgin160 2 года назад

Great tutorial ... many thanks for sharing. I do stained glass but have not painted on glass as of yet. Thank you.

@leolastainedglassartistjas4412 2 года назад

College level instruction. Every video Derek makes is a masterclass of expertise and example. Thank you Derek!

@DerekHuntArtist 2 года назад

Hi Jason, it’s so nice to receive feedback from you, thank you. 🙏🙂

@jeaninerumble6503 Год назад

Love your tutorials!

@DerekHuntArtist Год назад

So glad you find them useful 🙏🙂

@joguard2793 3 года назад

This is great (as usual). I'm building up the courage to have a go ☺️ Thanks for sharing your skills.

@DerekHuntArtist 3 года назад

Go for it!

@B30pt87 Год назад

Thank you very much! I would love to watch more videos about painting on glass, and your teaching style is excellent.

@DerekHuntArtist Год назад

Awesome! Would be great if you subscribe to my channel, you’ll find lots of inspirational videos and tutorials on all things stained glass! 🙂

@tracycalvert9375 2 года назад

I really enjoyed your teaching style and will definitely watch more of your videos. I would love to watch an indepth video on theory of firing and schedules for the kiln. Thank you Derek.

@DerekHuntArtist 2 года назад

Hi Tracy, glad you enjoyed the tutorial 🙏🙂

@aussiemachandmadeeverything 5 месяцев назад

Thankyou for sharing Derek this is not something I was aware of before 😊

@DerekHuntArtist 5 месяцев назад

You are welcome!🙏🙂

@markhoward4999 3 года назад

Thanks Derek, it's always a joy to watch ....... keep them coming....

@DerekHuntArtist 3 года назад

Hey Mark nice to see you, hope you’re all good down under (eh, that didn’t come out right !😆)

@markhoward4999 3 года назад

@@DerekHuntArtist OH ERR MISSUS !!!

@DerekHuntArtist 3 года назад

@@markhoward4999 🤣

@marklbigelow 3 года назад

Thanks for this great video.

@DerekHuntArtist 3 года назад

You're very welcome Mark :-)

@cherylhostetler2113 2 года назад

Liked very much, just started painting it extremely helpfull

@DerekHuntArtist 2 года назад

Awesome Cheryl! Glad you liked the video :)

@cesarchuquimarca4318 3 года назад

Thanks for this wonderful video

@DerekHuntArtist 3 года назад

Thank you 🙂

@stefaniseffinger1704 3 года назад

very helpful series. I am learning a technique of portraiture with Tim Carey and this is useful to understanding brushes and mixing paint

@DerekHuntArtist 3 года назад

Great to hear these videos are helpful to you Stefani. Tim Carey is a great artist, hope you learn lots of great things 🙂

@helene650 3 года назад

Next week I will give this a go to get my feet wet, thanks Derek!

@DerekHuntArtist 3 года назад

Awesome! Let me know how it goes🙂

@melpynn2346 3 года назад

Awesome!!!

@DerekHuntArtist 3 года назад

Glad it was helpful 🙂

@chriscase1562 3 года назад

Thank You great video ............ Thanks also for listing resources

@DerekHuntArtist 3 года назад

You're very welcome Chris, glad it was helpful :)

@altpotus6913 2 года назад

I served an apprenticeship many years ago at a commercial studio. Learning to paint glass would be a fine way to round out my abilities. Thanks!

@DerekHuntArtist 2 года назад

You’re welcome 🙂🙏

@marta88899 Год назад

Gracias Dereck

@DerekHuntArtist Год назад

You’re welcome 🙏🙂

@magdabdelrahman5780 2 года назад

This is a great tutorial . I wish you post a video on painting with colors that you mix with a special oil

@DerekHuntArtist 2 года назад

Great suggestion Magd Abdel Rahman! Thank you and I'm planning more videos on glass painting so make sure to subscribe and hit that notification bell for all the latest videos :)

@janesglass9510 3 года назад

Derek, these are great videos, so clear, and concise.... and inspiring! Thanks so much. I'm often sharing them.

@DerekHuntArtist 3 года назад

So encouraging to hear that Jane, and thank you for your interest and also for sharing them with others who may find them helpful. Best wishes, Derek

@DerekHuntArtist Год назад

Visit my Amazon shop to buy the tools and materials I use in my studio www.amazon.co.uk/shop/derekhuntartist

@lynetterichards5564 3 года назад

Wonderful! I learned from a British-trained guy and the bold trace lines delight me still! Can you talk about when to use umber, sepia, violet of iron etc?

@DerekHuntArtist 3 года назад

Hi, that's a good question and I may look at covering these paints in a future video. This one is a basic intro to using the paints and the brushes. Please keep your suggestions coming as I will make more videos if there is a demand :-)

@jerifeig1777 Год назад

Very informative. Thank you. I paint porcelain and also work with stained glass / fused glass. My question is, at what temperature do you fire these painted pieces? Would love to combine the paint with my glass projects. Cheers!

@DerekHuntArtist Год назад

Hi Jeri, so glad you found the tutorial helpful. You can learn much more about glass painting on my online course by registering your interest here www.DerekHuntArtist.com

@arq.federicocerda6021 3 года назад

thanks for sharing, congrats...

@DerekHuntArtist 3 года назад

You’re welcome 🙂

@josealeman7308 2 года назад

thanks

@jeffreymoore3899 Год назад

Hi Derek, thank you for all the knowledge you've imparted in all your videos. The one thing I haven't come across anywhere is concerning cleaning up after and during. What if you are working with two different colors at a time. Is rinsing in water enough? Most likely. Thanks.

@DerekHuntArtist Год назад

Hi Jeffrey, I tend to clean my brushes with just water, if they have been used for painting with a water/gum Arabic mixture. However, I have to shampoo the brushes if they have been used with an oil medium. I will be making a video on how to look after your brushes :)

@ElmasHak 2 года назад

Thank you ❤👌🥰

@DerekHuntArtist 2 года назад

You're welcome

@DerekHuntArtist 3 года назад

Quick reminder, you can book your place for my glass painting and stained glass courses by going to my web site www.limelightstudios.co.uk/courses

@sylvierose2831 2 года назад

Love your videos thanks! I have microwave oven kilns and am hoping to adapt some of your techniques to this fusing style . Does the paint have to attain a certain temperature to stick? What happens if the fusing temperatures are too hot or too cold?

@DerekHuntArtist 2 года назад

Hi Sylvia, haven’t used a microwave oven kiln so can’t advise. Regarding temperatures, it’s important the glass paint reaches firing temperature as recommended by the manufactures. You can use paint with fused glass, if you double plate the painted area and put it behind the fused glass. Hope that helps. Best wishes, Derek

@evacyril3760 2 года назад

Truly enjoying your videos! How do you clean the brushes, especially the badger, if using an oil to mix the paints?

@DerekHuntArtist 2 года назад

Hi Eva, I use separate brushes for oil painting and clean them with mild soap and water or shampoo. 🙂

@evacyril3760 2 года назад

@@DerekHuntArtist thank you, Derek! I imagined you had separate brushes for oil & water.

@MrNightcoyote Год назад

Hello Derek Thank you so much for these amazing videos. I am seriously considering signing up for your course when I have all the supplies ready! i was wondering what type of clear glass you are using for this painting, that can be kiln fired and where might i buy some? Thanks so much I have always wanted to paint on glass like this!

@DerekHuntArtist Год назад

Hi Thomas, I am using float glass which can be bought from any glass suppliers - its the cheapest glass type available and great for practicing on!

@MrNightcoyote Год назад

Thanks so much!! So excited to get started

@2379030 Год назад

@katharinemcewen1417 3 года назад

Wonderful video. I'm looking forward to more. Will you be working with glycol or oils? I have used oil with silver stain and it seems easier to apply and shade. Thanks again.

@DerekHuntArtist 3 года назад

Hi Katharine, glad you liked this video. I have another video on my channel showing glass painting with oils and a dipping pen. I do use propylene glycol quite a lot and may make a video about that too. Like your tip about using glycol in stain, must try that 👍🏼

@katharinemcewen1417 3 года назад

@@DerekHuntArtist Actually, I have used the lavender oil and clove oil with the stain. Haven't used glycol with stain but I'm sure it would work as well. It just doesn't dry up and gives lots of time to shade etc.

@DerekHuntArtist 3 года назад

@@katharinemcewen1417 would love to see your work, do you have a link?

@josephflahiff5236 Год назад

I'd love a whole video just on badgering...

@DerekHuntArtist Год назад

Thanks for your suggestion !

@josephflahiff5236 Год назад

@@DerekHuntArtist so. What if I don't have a $100 badger brush? I have a super soft 3" squirrel brush and a round goat hair brush. both are super soft.

@DerekHuntArtist Год назад

@@josephflahiff5236 that’s ok, I would encourage you to use what’s at hand to smooth out your paint layers. At the end of the day it’s all about mark making, so in theory you can make marks with anything - sponges, fingers, sticks, tooth brushes , dipping pens, the list goes on…. Badger brushes have a softness to the hair which helps reduce the streaking effect you can get with many brushes, so they are worth investing in if you want to develop your traditional painting techniques. Hope that helps 🙂

@josephflahiff5236 Год назад

@@DerekHuntArtist Once again, thanks so much for your insights and advice. I appreciate your time and desire to spread knowledge.

@rubyslippers1983 2 года назад

Brilliant video as always 😀 Am I understanding this right? Trace -> Fire… Shade -> Fire… Shadow -> Fire etc. All using water and no oils or glycols? Cheers mister ✌️

@DerekHuntArtist 2 года назад

Yes that’s right 👍🏼🙂

@SaintBob 11 месяцев назад

Thank you for your videos. I’m just getting started, still gathering tools and equipment. I’ve always been fascinated by stained glass, all glass really. There’s just something about it. I am curious if you have any advice about alternatives to animal hair brushes? I noticed you have some synthetic brushes in your Amazon shop and thought I’d ask, thanks again for such inspiring content!

@DerekHuntArtist 11 месяцев назад

Hi Bob, I have been asked before about alternatives to badger hair brushes, but I can't really recommend anything else as I only use them in my work.

@SaintBob 11 месяцев назад

Thanks for the reply!

@DerekHuntArtist 11 месяцев назад

@@SaintBob no worries

@reginahendrickson2661 2 года назад

This is so fantastic! Could I fire this with a small table top kiln? Would that work? Dont want to make a big investment until I know more.

@DerekHuntArtist 2 года назад

Hi Regina, as long as you can achieve a good firing temperature of around 650 c you should be able to fire the paint onto the glass surface. :)

@ikust007 Год назад

1:45 Wissembourg…😊

@DerekHuntArtist Год назад

Indeed !

@katharinemcewen1417 2 года назад

Hi Derek. I'm having difficulty finding any info on painting with enamels. I'm thinking they will give me some extra flexibility with my creations since I'm not inclined to work with flashed glass and acid. Will you be doing anything in this area? Thanks very much.

@DerekHuntArtist 2 года назад

Hi Katharine, I’m researching enamels at the moment with a view to doing a tutorial soon. Best wishes, Derek

@ikust007 Год назад

Would love to know why the needle in an old brush:)

@ajeebmjeb 3 года назад

Plesse explain a little more about how it applies to fuse glass projects. I use colorline enamel which is not as forgiving.

@DerekHuntArtist 3 года назад

I generally work with stained glass rather than fused glass enamels, so I don’t have any experience to share with you 🙂

@ajeebmjeb 3 года назад

@@DerekHuntArtistAlso, wondering if the color stays on with regular drying?

@DerekHuntArtist 3 года назад

The glass paints have to be fired in a kiln to 650 degrees centigrade to make them permanent. :-)

@ajeebmjeb 3 года назад

@@DerekHuntArtist Thank you. This means artwork can be applied after the piece has been full fused as desired and then tack fused to 1200F (650c). 😍

@von269 2 года назад

Thanks for this it is great. I just found your channel and wanted to know about the badger brush. They are not available here in Ireland, badgers are protected here . In the US and UK the price is huge and usually the cost of shipping to here is more than the price of the item. I did find some affordable old style 100% Badger hair shaving brushes. They are not flat, would one work for this kind of painting?

@DerekHuntArtist 2 года назад

Hi Vonny, Any badger hair brush is a possibility, you'll have to experiment to find what works best for you. Have you tried PELI glass suppliers in the Netherlands for brushes? Here's their link www.peliglass.eu/glasspaintingbrushes/ Let me know how you get on :)

@von269 2 года назад

@@DerekHuntArtist Thank you so much Derek. I will check out peliglass.

@TheDisneylover23 Год назад

Could you please demonstrate how the stained glass windows on Titanic were made?

@DerekHuntArtist Год назад

I’m not familiar with the windows on the Titanic

@geraldine5102 3 года назад

Could I ask you.. do the Reusche colours mix well together before application or are they best kept as separate layers? Are they unpredictable if mixed together? (I’m more used to watercolour/ oil paint). Haven’t had much of a chance to experiment yet and they’re expensive 😅 Really great video. 👍🏻

@DerekHuntArtist 3 года назад

Hi Geraldine, the glass paints are mixable within their own range. Basically the colours are blacks, browns, and green/grey. They are not mixable with enamels or stains as they all have different firing temperatures. Hope that helps :-)

@geraldine5102 3 года назад

@@DerekHuntArtist Completely puzzled but grateful for your reply. 🤦🏻‍♀️😂 I bought some opaque colours by Reusche from Pearson’s Glass and Creative Glass Guild all with the same firing temperature and also some transparents with a lower firing temperature. 🤔 Blues, greens and orange, as well as the black and browns.

@DerekHuntArtist 3 года назад

@@geraldine5102 it sounds like you have quite a range of pigments, some opaque and some transparent. I would suggest firing them separately starting with the highest temperature ones first and working down, then you have a better chance of a good outcome ( and potentially less expensive if it doesn’t work) . Sometimes studios do fire vitreous pigments with silver stain in one firing , but it is risky as the stain can discolour. However, you may wish to experiment by combining small amounts of each of them all together in one firing to see what happens. Hope that helps 🙂

@geraldine5102 3 года назад

@@DerekHuntArtist Thanks Derek. A looong road ahead! 😅

@VitroFractal-mc 9 месяцев назад

Cual es la programación del horno. A qué temperatura lo fundes al vidrio?

@DerekHuntArtist 9 месяцев назад

650 centigrade for paint and 620 centigrade for yellow stain. Fire straight up to full temperature and hold for 5 minutes then switch off kiln and let it cool down naturally 🙂

@ElmasHak 2 года назад

Halal painting😁hello to UK I missing so London..

@DerekHuntArtist 2 года назад

Hi Nilay, hope you are well. :)

@ElmasHak 2 года назад

@@DerekHuntArtist yes thank you 🥰✌ı'm good, I hope you re very well 🙏 I still working drawing and writing for my thesis project and t one week two days my ceramic courses continue in North Agaaen Sea I teaching ceramic , pottery with wheel ..some times sculpture ...

@DerekHuntArtist 2 года назад

@@ElmasHak awesome!

@ikust007 Год назад

9:17 another stupid question … i cleaned my glass with soap dishes under water. Rinsed well. And when applied the tracing…it was horrible. I then used 55% alcohol. Now it works. Just find strange that there was still soap on the glass. Or maybe it just a question of Vanderwall forces (promoting the surface tension of the glass…?

@DerekHuntArtist Год назад

Possibly your soap has added perfumes and lanolin’s which can leave a deposit even after cleaning. Best thing to clean glass is vinegar 🙂

@ikust007 Год назад

@@DerekHuntArtist very good point about the other ingredients. Indeed: vinegar.

@user-nh3im5lt5c 2 года назад

Spectrum sir.. what are the colors used in painting on the glass

@DerekHuntArtist 2 года назад

There are different glass colours to choose from, depending on what suppliers stock. I prefer to use handmade antique glass like Lamberts from Germany. 🙂

@maximodelialeyton5815 8 месяцев назад

Hi Derek ¿how are you? thank you for share your knowledge. I wonder if you can help me to figure out a technique wich is paint with soot on glass. If you can help me i'll send you the information, than you anyway.

@DerekHuntArtist 8 месяцев назад

Unfortunately I am not familiar with that method

@maximodelialeyton5815 8 месяцев назад

Hello Derek, thanks for answer me. ¿Can i send you some images about the technique i told about so you can think with me and maybe figure out how its done that effect? @@DerekHuntArtist

@NutriGenicsClinic 10 месяцев назад

You probably have said it elsewhere but I haven't seen it yet.. What do you wash the brushes, with... just ordinary soap and water?

@DerekHuntArtist 10 месяцев назад

Try cleaning your brushes with shampoo - it’s a soft detergent good for badger brushes etc 🙏🙂

@NutriGenicsClinic 10 месяцев назад

Thanks! @@DerekHuntArtist 🤗

@DerekHuntArtist 10 месяцев назад

@@NutriGenicsClinic you’re welcome! 🙏🙂

@ikust007 Год назад

Sir , stupid question . Why do we use sandblasted / etch glass for mixing the paint on?

@DerekHuntArtist Год назад

Course surface helps with grinding powder paints down

@ikust007 Год назад

@@DerekHuntArtist sorry for asking. You talked about it in another video.

@cesarchuquimarca4318 Год назад

Hola me podrían ayudar como diferenciar la cara del vidrio donde debo pintar? Gracias

@DerekHuntArtist Год назад

There are two methods you can use to tell the tinned side of float glass. The first is the water droplet test. Look on RU-vid and see how to do it. The second method is to buy a UV light designed to be used with glass. You can buy them on eBay. Coloured glass doesn’t have a tinned side so you can paint on either side, but if it is textured you should paint on the non-textured side. Hope that helps 🙏🙂

@cesarchuquimarca4318 Год назад

@@DerekHuntArtist Muchas gracias voy a buscar el video y voy comprar el linterna UV.

@DerekHuntArtist Год назад

You’re welcome 🙏🙂

@seekingeagles 11 месяцев назад

Nearly left because the prelude is soooo long.

@DerekHuntArtist 11 месяцев назад

I hear ya!

@ryangarciaa21 Год назад

Do you have Instagram?

@DerekHuntArtist Год назад

Yes, I'm on most platforms, just search for @DerekHuntArtist and you'll find me :)

@josephflahiff5236 Год назад

So. In the last video you used clove and lavender oil. Now you have just used water. So..which when?

@DerekHuntArtist Год назад

Clove Oil mixed with lavender oil is used with a dipping pen, however water and gum Arabic are used most of the time to paint on glass. There are a number of other mixing mediums you can use besides oil, or water, including white vinegar, polyline glycol or Reusche Oil medium

@josephflahiff5236 Год назад

@@DerekHuntArtist aaaah. Thanks so much. That makes sense. SUPER Helpful! 👌 thanks so much for making these