How Do You Draw A Stained Glass Pattern?
Stained glass has decorated cathedrals, mansions and mausoleums for centuries. Medieval church-goers saw ornate stained glass windows as a representation of heaven’s light. Nobles and wealthy merchants decorated their homes with stained glass windows to show off their wealth. In the Middle Ages, glass, let alone colored glass, was an expensive commodity and the images portrayed in it were often religious in nature. Geometric patterns were also popular, regarded as representations of God’s perfection. Today, stained glass is simply a beautiful decoration. Stained glass windows still decorate homes with images both religious and secular. Light-catchers, small circles or squares of stained glass, hang in plain windows. In fact, art lovers can design their own stained glass windows with a little patience and the right tools. Find a photo with lots of well-defined geometric shapes. Pictures of flowers, animals and still-life objects work best. All objects in the photo should have clearly vi
