I made a small stained-glass panel for someone who recently tried my color therapy session. While recalling the words that left an impression during the session and the colors she were drawn to, I worked quietly at night and early in the morning, imagining things like, “Maybe she likes this kind of atmosphere,” or “Would this color suit her?”Choosing the colors is a special and exciting moment for me as well. For this piece, I’m still undecided about how to finish the solder lines.I like the clean silver look, but...
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Following up on my last post, I added the third layer while checking the balance, and the lamp is finally complete. When I turn on the light, the colors and textures of the stained glass softly appear. It feels as if the piece comes to life with the light, and it makes me very happy. I also learned many important tips, such as how to cut the glass and how to apply the solder. These are things I probably wouldn’t have noticed on my own, so it was very helpful....
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I sometimes get advice from someone I met in my neighborhood who used to make stained glass. But basically, I create my pieces in my own style.
Last weekend, I went to a stained glass studio far from home to improve my skills. I mainly studied how to make the design and how to cut the glass. I had many new encounters, discoveries, and learnings. It was very inspiring.
Next time will be the second half of the process.I’m already looking forward to seeing the finished piece.
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I used some spare glass pieces this time and made a small box, for my practice.
I took photos both indoors and outdoors. The way the light hits the glass changes its expression, which is one of the unique charms of stained glass. I hope you enjoy seeing the difference.
The top right photo was taken inside and the bottom left one was taken outside.
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I’m excited to share my very first blog post as I open this new website. I’m still learning about Birth Color reading, and I’m also in the process of exploring...
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