2.12.11

Glass Painting Peacock


Glass Painting Peacock 
This glass painting has a special place in my heart and in our house .Years back, as a newly married couple we lived in a rented house with a huge showcase in the front room.We couldn't afford to spend on "home decor" and I embarked on the very economic craft of glass painting to spruce up my house!
Glass Painting Peacock Design
The peacocks were inspired by a glass painting on the net-- I cant seem to find the creator to credit them.

Glass Painting Peacock Pattern
The glass painting flowers are quite bright and colorful....perhaps reflecting my state of mind at the time[Ha  Ha]
Glass Painting Peacock 
Black glass out-liner is freely available but for this glass painting I used different colored out-liners such as green,gold and silver.
Glass Painting Peacock Design
Here is the closeup of the glass painted peacocks.
Glass Painting Peacock 
Glass painting is a very economic and fairly "quick result" hobby. For anyone who has not tried it I urge you to try as its so soothing on the soul! And yeah you can make pretty sober paintings too unlike my "all the colors I have" type of glass painting!

59 comments:

  1. Oh...So nice Doc...Its on my wishlist to try....

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  2. Hello dear sweet friend. You are an AMAZING artist. This is absolutely beautiful. I love all the bright colors and happy to hear as a newlywed you were very "cheery". That really shows in this art. I think this is prettier than anything you could buy in the store. Plus, the story behind it makes it more priceless!
    :O)
    Jessica

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  3. FANTASTIC!!!
    IhtmlNICE ROUND UP
    IT IS DIFFERENT FROM USUAL GLASS PAINTINGBUT LOOKS BEAUTIFUL
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  4. i love this painting i have done a little bit of glass painting myself and find it quiet interesting...your looks really beautiful...nice choice of colors too:)

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  5. Hi, Sonia!
    You did a great job, looks so beautiful, colors are a pleasure for eyes. I think this is the most beautiful work of yours.
    You had a great ideea!!!

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  6. sonia this is beautiful! i think this is my favorite project you have ever shared with us. i love it love it! share more! :)

    -rachel w k
    rwkrafts.blogspot.com

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  7. Just superb! I know glass paint is an interesting activity & i also Love it..
    by the way your painting seems cute but i feel the surface is foil sheet type something? isnt it??

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  8. I love your glass painting peacock! Maybe because is so colorful :) Thanks for sharing it and the story of painting it!

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  9. oh wow this is amazing.. i really love the bright colours
    Lisa x

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  10. so 'Beautiful I love your work!
    good weekend
    Greetings Baukje

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  11. WOW!SUPER!
    ОЧЕНЬ КРАСИВО!ПАВЛИН ВЕЛИКОЛЕПНЫЙ!

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  12. Bee-utiful glass painted Peacock & scenery. I took a stain glass class & it is expensive and I was not good at it but I've not done painted glass.
    Melissa
    "Sunshine HoneyBee"
    http://CreatedbySunshineHoneyBee.blogspot.com

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  13. How beautiful! Love the bright colors!
    Hugs, Antonella :-)

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  14. gorgeous painting!!!!
    Paula

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  15. You never cease to amaze me- you are a master of many creative ideas! This is gorgeous!!!

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  16. you are very artistic. that's really pretty

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  17. DR Sonia, you are a 'Master of all Crafts"! This is very beautiful!

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  18. Anonymous3/12/11

    Wooooooooow!!! It looks so lovely sonia... Good work!

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  19. Beautiful! What a great memory too. Reminds me of all the inexpensive things I used to make after I first got married. Come to think of it, most of the projects involved paper. LOL ...no surprise there :)

    Jani
    papercompulsions.blogspot.com

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  20. Wow! Very colorful! Love your painting! You know so many arts and crafts techniques! You always inspire me to try new forms of expression! Thank you so much for sharing. Hugs!

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  21. I love glass painting doctor. Your's is beautiful.Do check out mine when you have time.
    http://insearchofcrafts.blogspot.com/search/label/glass%20painting

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  22. This is sooo Beautiful Dr Sonia.. Love the Bright colours..Loz

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  23. This is just wonderful!!

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  24. That is wonderful sonia I liked your idea of using different coloured liner.Surely I will give it a try.
    best of luck for more such paintings
    anandhirajan
    www.anandhirajansartsncrafts.blogspot.com

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  25. Wow.........So colourful. Love this.

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  26. Hi Sonia , I too like glass painting.But not done since years. U reminded again. Thanx. loved ur vibrant use of colors.

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  27. That's a lovely painting Sonia. Even I used to do glass paintings, but I used a different technique.

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  28. Suganthi I didnt know about yuor other blog-- its awesome!
    Melissa the ones they teach you in craft classes is expensive stuff- what I did was with a glass from a glass shop and normal easily available cheap glass paint!

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  29. Wow, excellent Sonia.Its very rare to get peacock designs for Glass painting.Nice, you have used a variety of colours for the outline, thats a new thought.

    Cheers,
    Durga
    http://durgasartgallery.blogspot.com

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  30. So pretty! I gives the look of stained glass at an inexpensive price! TFS! :)Amy

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  31. Lovely painting Sonia .my daughter is artistic.this painting inspired her .now she wants to do one like yours .
    we read your posts sitting together .

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  32. Anonymous4/12/11

    Amazing! I love it!

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  33. Wow..this is beautiful

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  34. Oh my, that is simply stunning Sonia honey! all that attention to detail is amazing!

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  35. Lovely painting...Looks colorful and cheerful:)

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  36. Wow, what a please to see this creation!
    I love it!

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  37. Wow Sonia this one is amazing... Specially the color combination is simply gr8..

    :)
    Nidhi
    http://creativecraftingwithnidhi.blogspot.com/

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  38. Wow Sonya is that ever colorful and spectacular. I just love all the beautiful detail. Positively exquisite.

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  39. Oh my, Sonia, this is a work of art!! Wow, I just can't stop staring at it!! It is gorgeous and colorful and I love the story behind it!! Truly amazing and fabulous :)

    Lisa
    indymermaid.blogspot.com

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  40. I think you can do every craft available, Dr. Sonia. This is wonderful and I am sure it is a treasure from your early days of marriage.

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  41. Your blog is such a fun place to visit. You always bring back a long lost memory. I did this with my sister when I was a kid on a 5 x7 picture frame glass. We crinkled a piece of aluminum foil and put it behind the painting when we had finished and it looked so cool. I had completely forgotten about this. Your painting is so beautiful and elaborate...and the colors are definitely in a happy place, which you always seem to come from. I know I say it all the time, but what a great blog!

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  42. Guess what? Just when you are short of ideas that fit your creativity and budget, Sonia will post a project that will make you go "Uh, why didn't I think of that?" :D Lovely one Sonia! You're just God of creativity!

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  43. Diane Thank You for telling me my blog feels "happy" .. I love that concept!
    Pritesh I am a big pennies counting crafter and homemaker with occasional indulgences!

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  44. Wow Sonia this is fantastic! I've never tried this and will have to add it to my to do list. Love all your bright colours!

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  45. Wowser! That is a gorgeous piece of artwork. I can just imagine the light coming through it. Take care, Lori
    http://lorisartsyobsession.blogspot.com/

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  46. Its just fabulous. Love the colorful cheery creation. Love the effect which u have created with outliners.

    Sudha
    sudha-kalra.blogspot.com
    http://sudha-kalra.blogspot.com/p/shop.html

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  47. VoWWW!!!it was sooo gud lot of patience...luved the colours you used especially peacock...

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  48. This is wonderful! you are amazing!!!So glad to have met you!! Even if its just on line.:D

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  49. This is so gorgeous. Thanks for sharingI have never tried this technique.

    DIANA L.
    http://dianamlarson.blogspot.com/

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  50. Superb..............Really beautiful!!! This is so much interesting.

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  51. very beautiful!! Ya I agree painting is soothing .....and i didnt know that those seeds are eddible...we call them manjuti ......

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  52. Lovely!!! I love the colors you have used...

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  53. pretty peacock....love it...

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  54. This is so beautiful sonia!!
    Thanks for playing along in "For the love of crafting"challenge#1:)

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  55. What a beautiful post that was, very touching to read, Sonia.

    Very colourful and cheerful glass painting. I love peacocks.

    Monica xxx

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  56. Beautiful blog you got.
    Have a nice day.
    Hugs from Randi in Norway

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  57. I like your painting very much sooo nice and cilorful awesome

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  58. I like your painting very much so nice color combination and just amazing
    wow lovw it

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