You're holding the brush
Go on —
paint the glass.
This is one of my real candle holders, wiped back to blank glass. Pick a color and paint it back to life — brush over the piece and feel what I get to do all day at the workbench.
01 · About
The glass decides
as much as I do.
I started painting on glass because the surface refuses to behave. Paint pools, slides, catches the light wrong — then suddenly catches it perfectly, and there's a flower where there wasn't one before.
Every piece is made in my home studio, usually with the cat doing laps in the background. I keep the messy parts too — the wobbly first lines, the colors that didn't work, the layers I scraped off and started over. That's what makes a piece feel alive.
— Painted with love, Glass Art Lab
02 · Gallery
Pieces that made it
off the workbench.
Each one is lit the way it wants to be seen. Click a piece to hold it up to the light.
03 · Watch
Fresh from
the channel.
A few favorites from the channel. New tutorials and studio sessions go up regularly — subscribe so you don't miss them.
04 · The Craft
Four layers between
blank glass and bloom.
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I
The sketch
A light pencil guide, drawn slow. The glass gets a say in where the petals fall.
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II
The outline
Raised liner traces every shape — the little lead-lines that make it read as stained glass.
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III
The color
Translucent layers, one at a time. Each pass changes how the light walks through.
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IV
The light
Cured, signed, and set in a window — where it throws color across the room every morning.
05 · Shop
Take home
an original.
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A small batch of hand-painted pieces, signed and packed in the studio. When the shop opens, this is where you'll find them.
06 · Contact
The studio door
is open.
A question about a piece, a commission idea, or just to say the workbench looks nice today — a note is always welcome.
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