Glass Painting

Glass painting is an art form where images and designs are created on glass surfaces using specialized paints. This technique allows for the creation of vibrant, translucent artworks that can transform light and space. The process typically involves outlining the design with a leading compound and then filling in the sections with colored glass paints. Once painted, the glass is often baked to set the colors. Glass painting has been used historically in stained glass windows of churches and cathedrals, and continues to be popular in modern decorative arts for creating ornaments, panels, and functional glassware with intricate and colorful designs.