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Here's an attempt at turning a simple line art drawing into a work of stained glass. Comments very welcome.
Ken
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Last edited by KenB; 01-26-2003, 12:20 PM. -
looks like the real deal. i like it very much. i particularly like the way you did the leaves.
did you start from a photo? (the bird part, i mean. i can see that the bkgd is) -
Ken cant say anyhting but awsome. Really looks like stained glass. Nice job.Comment
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Thanks for the kind words. kathleen, I started with just a line drawing. I'm posting it so you can see what I started with.
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Really well done! Great job creating the lead lines and the translucent glass appearance. Looks like a lovely stained glass piece to hang on a window.
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Okay I was bored and decided to try and improve my stained glass technique. What do ya think?
Ken...01-28-2003, 08:51 PM -
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Our Church recently installed 26 stained glass windows. I recently took some pictures and put them into a montage. My goal is to present our Priest with a framed 11x13 print. Does this work?...04-03-2009, 11:07 PM
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I've been playing around with fluid dynamics lately and I seem to have some success with it. I originally aimed for the ripple effect look that'd go with my wine glass from my other post, but I ended up with this.
I also rendered out a 4-seconds animation of the liquid HERE
The...01-23-2008, 12:41 AM -
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