Sophie's Stained Glass | Glass Painting Tutorial

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In this quick glass painting tutorial Sophie demonstrates the versatility of the medium and shows the wide variety of possible techniques. This is a non traditional approach to glass painting and shows the expressive and random possibilities that can be applied to your work. Hopefully it will inspire you to get experimenting.
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31 июл 2024

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@josh-eb2wk 4 месяца назад

Hi Sophie, thank you very much for the video! One question I have, and I apologize if you've covered this in another video, but is it possible to mix enamel paints together on a pallet to customize the colors and then paint with them in a method similar to Alla Prima in oil painting? I can imagine you may have trouble with the paint lifting off the glass as you work over areas but perhaps there are ways around that? Thanks!

@SophiesStainedGlass 4 месяца назад

You need to be careful about firing compatibility. I'd say you can probably mix most enamels but you should do a test firing to check.

@kizzywitch 3 года назад

Where do you get the glycol?

@SophiesStainedGlass 3 года назад

Amazon...where everything comes from these days!!

@kizzywitch 3 года назад

Thanks

@kizzywitch 3 года назад

Ooh glass painting, I didn’t know about the cool looks to get with vinegar and window cleaner, can it be any brand?.....love to see some more abstract paint effects on glass x

@SophiesStainedGlass 3 года назад

Anything goes really. I heard you can get some great results with Tabasco!

@kizzywitch 3 года назад

Tabasco! Is that neat or mixed with water? Might have to try that someday.

@mgp_art 3 года назад

Hi thank you so much for this. Where do you get materials for lead paint? Or could you do a video on materials?

@SophiesStainedGlass 3 года назад

I get my materials from Reading Stained Glass. The make of paint I use is Reusche.

@mgp_art 3 года назад

@@SophiesStainedGlass thank you! as a beginner looking to paint stained glass what kiln would you recommend...

@SophiesStainedGlass 3 года назад

@@mgp_art well I'm no expert really. I started off with what they call a hobby kiln which was about £300 with a shelf 30 X 30 cm.

@inmalopez8692 5 месяцев назад

So, you don't need to kiln that paint? what kind of paint is that?? I've been looking for some painting that can be cured in an oven since I don't have a kiln

@SophiesStainedGlass 5 месяцев назад

This paint needs firing. Try Vitrail for oven paint.

@inmalopez8692 5 месяцев назад

@@SophiesStainedGlass I was wondering wether the same painting techniques can be applied to vitrail painting and if the final result will mimic that of this powder paint?? is it possible to stratch off the paint as with the reusche paints/gum arabic?

@stephaniebordeaux1888 Год назад

I was under the impression that the lines should be thick for the paint to stick to the glass but I see your lines are very fine and use a very diluted mix?

@SophiesStainedGlass Год назад

Lines can be of any weight. It's more of an aesthetic decision than a technical one.