DIY Daenerys & Jon Faux Stained Window

[@scifi782]

I have become a big fan of yours, so i decided to scroll back and look at some of your earlier videos, the difference between the older and the newer is remarkable, you have improved greatly in both creativity and presentation (to be clear i am very impressed in all your projects and en devours) Loved this video and look forward in exploring more : )

[@SmilyLily1996]

a little tip to make a more translucent paint yourself: Mix white glue with acrylic paint. It's almost like homemade window colours. Or mix the glue with inks or food colouring for an even more translucent look.

[@joannecarroll5504]

Only if you want it to go yellow or peel off over time, PVA/white glue is not UV stabilised.& will dilute & reduce the bond between the polymers (the sticky part of the paint). Alternatively, you could use any of the acrylic mediums which are actually designed to make acrylic paints more translucent & which are made of those same acrylic polymers, thus strengthening the sticky bond. Mediums are commonly used as an adhesive & protective medium in assemblage, decoupage, collage & mixed media for this reason & because they offer UV protection to stop yellowing, peeling or causing a tacky surface to reappear in humid environments like Mod Podge or PVA/white glue does..

[@joannecarroll5504]

Only if you want it to go yellow or peel off over time, PVA/white glue is not UV stabilised.& will dilute & reduce the bond between the polymers (the sticky part of the paint). Alternatively, you could use any of the acrylic mediums which are actually designed to make acrylic paints more translucent & which are made of those same acrylic polymers, thus strengthening the sticky bond. Mediums are commonly used as an adhesive & protective medium in assemblage, decoupage, collage & mixed media for this reason & because they offer UV protection to stop yellowing, peeling or causing a tacky surface to reappear in humid environments like Mod Podge or PVA/white glue does..

[@aquabluerose7734]

@@joannecarroll5504 another thing you could use is clear UV resin (though it might yellow, it's very strong) or polyurethane varnish (it mixes nicely with acrylic paint when you want a glass like look, it has very similar properties to acrylic mediums but dries completely non sticky)

[@jessies3236]

Please do this again soon with your adjustments!! Stained glass is one of my favorite things in the world!

[@Nerdforge]

Hansi here: I know some people are waiting for the hidden door part 2. It is still in the making! I just got the components I need to finish it, and I'll work all weekend to get it ready to be our next upload. Love the feedback, stay tuned!

[@lillearen2821]

Why the part of video with actual drawing is just missing? I'm confused O_o

[@AlottaBoulchit]

This is SO SWEET! I totally wanna do one some day! 😍 Mod podge might have been a good route to go for transparent looking paint as well. I saw a diyer on youtube make faux stain glass with mod podge and food coloring!

[@ata0041]

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[@DMonZ1988]

the design is fantastic. great job Martina!

[@bogdanpashchenko2142]

Using hot glue to draw shapes is wicked cool 👍🏻

[@benjin.c]

Great Video, just finished recreating the iron throne charging station from your tutorial. Really excited for secret door Part 2

[@MobleyMovie]

they also make a "stained-glass" paint that is clear. It is super cool!

[@calolson9572]

This is awesome! I admit - when I saw Bioshock on the list of ideas, I was a tiny, tiny bit sad it didn’t get picked. I mean, an Art Deco window? Wow. Guess I’ll have to try it myself - thank you for the inspiration!!!

[@happymailmagic]

This is ABSOLUTELY Gorgeous! You are SOOO FREAKING TALENTED!!!

[@boobunn4151]

acrylic gesso medium will thin the paint out and make it more translucent.

[@mjsimunovich013]

Also if you want you can use a wall scrapper or sculpting tools or lightly sand to flatting out the black hot glue.

[@MCsCreations]

Fantastic work, girl. :) To make the light dimmer, just adjust the voltage. Use 9v instead of 12v. ;)

[@kennethyoung141]

You are an amazing artist. Good use of trial .

[@rfresa]

I am so in love with the stained glass look, and was so disappointed by my attempts with plastic and paint versions, that I found a class at a local shop and learned how to actually build stained glass windows! It's actually not as hard as you would think, and you probably already have some of the tools and materials.

[@tiffanyvu2763]

does it skip at 3:08 for anyone? it went from sanding down the surface to repainting the side of the frame... and the painting is done??

[@stefinatorr]

Came to the comments to see if anyone said anything about it.

[@simmerelise]

Hi from 2022. I loved this video. You have come a long way with your delivery in your more recent content. But in the big sceme of things you have always been very talented. Obviously as we use talents they develop and grow. I am so happy I have been able to watch you grow.

[@LordGarth6]

I feel like you should of done a comparision of it flipped, so that if you like the way it looked u wouldnt of had to paint over the hotglue, and prehaps if you reduced the leds, u could of added a few yellow leds to make it a warmer tone which is what many people see natural light as

[@jeske2943941]

I was also thinking you could have flipped it.

[@joannecarroll5504]

I'm guessing that the people who said that she should have flipped the piece over (& painted the unlined side) are not painters experienced in acrylics. It's much easier & a LOT quicker to do it all exactly the way she did, than to take 3 or 4 times as long, painstakingly following the outlines from the reverse side. Also the colour of natural light differs, depending on where in the world you are. The light in Australia is quite different to the light in the UK & Northernmost North America, which is also different to Mediterranean light. The light on the Northern China border is different to the light in Singapore, Malaysia. I therefore imagine Nordic or Scandinavian light also has a hue all of its own, which was what she was trying to demonstrate here (only brighter LOL).

[@joannecarroll5504]

I'm guessing that the people who said that she should have flipped the piece over (& painted the unlined side) are not painters experienced in acrylics. It's much easier & a LOT quicker to do it all exactly the way she did, than to take 3 or 4 times as long, painstakingly following the outlines from the reverse side. Also the colour of natural light differs, depending on where in the world you are. The light in Australia is quite different to the light in the UK & Northernmost North America, which is also different to Mediterranean light. The light on the Northern China border is different to the light in Singapore, Malaysia. I therefore imagine Nordic or Scandinavian light also has a hue all of its own, which was what she was trying to demonstrate here (only brighter LOL).

[@pearline4684]

@@joannecarroll5504 before being so condescending maybe you should actually read what they said, they suggested to flip the whole piece over AFTER she was done painting it with acrylics, so to use the side where john would be on the left and daenerys on the right so that she could have skipped painting the BLACK ACRYLIC paint ON TOP of the hot glue because of the black lines still being visible. Sincerely, an experienced painter and artist, thanks

[@goodgoat3096]

A dimmer would be a better choice as you would retain the distribution of the light and make it as bright as preferred..

[@samuelhalligan247]

I was the 1000th like and dear God! The satisfaction was incredible

[@evanmcv]

Another way to get good color is FEV(denatured alcohol mixed with a dye, and shellac) on sanded acrylic

[@vijaibalajid9161]

Like the art, but what the most I like is, you handling the power tools. Let the creativity flow & keep creating......

[@nathanbrutal4183]

Ok, this is beautiful, and y'all have lost your minds. I should try and make something more or less that kinda resembles this.

[@Dunkelwald_]

um ... what happened between 3:08 and 3:09?

[@avrildelarocha3698]

glad i'm not the only one.

[@PurpleHazeD2]

Well done as usual, it looks amazing. What happened to your left arm?!!

[@xaytana]

This is a cool project. But I'm not sure about using black hot glue as a faux-calamus, I think using some actual metal would give it a more realistic effect. Also, use a light diffuser behind the acrylic, it'll help even out the lighting and make the edges look less harsh as compared to the rest of the faux-stained glass.

[@gameoverwehaveeverypixelco1258]

I once made glass paint using wood PVC glue and acrylic or water colour paint.

[@Boltedlightning01]

Once again a absolutely amazing videos. We are luck to have some amazing you tubers like this Chanel. Thanks a bunch 😀 I am going into year 10 and I need some projects and inspiration for my DT and my engineering gcse and this change has defenetly given me some tips and tricks I have learnt a lot just from watching these videos. I hope these cep on coming for along time :)

[@Nerdforge]

Thank you, that's great to hear!

[@FL9-10]

WoW!!!! Amazing work!!

[@Simoncressey99]

Might have to give this a try but I will try using a 3D doodle pen instead of hot glue cool vid

[@simonskovajsa1834]

Beautiful work there :)

[@brukernavnfettsjit]

Fin! Muligens kunne du brukt gutta (til silkemaling) i steden for det svarte smeltelimet?

[@zillaquazar]

The picture looked better on the back than the front but still amazing

[@kd6633]

love your videos keep up the great work😊

[@PARRAMARIADELPILAR]

Very nice,thank you

[@JourneyGrace]

Wow -- very nice job !!

[@TheAshesvondust]

I love this, but I am confused. What do you mean by motive? Motif?

[@laurenf2138]

you should get a 3D art pen for projects like this !

[@joselinabueno7142]

Such a great video! Keep it up!

[@ttoreis]

you could use vitral paint

[@undeadkid1]

You know that you can wire a LED controller to add depth to your LEDs and they are less than 1.00 USD on ebay, they are a simple RF controller which can fix your issue without having to pull everything back apart, all it does is limit the amount of power going to the LEDs

[@bearvassar6690]

Just curious why not use a mirror back with the lights

[@marcusbrajic7169]

sitter å venter på LED strips fra Banggood, så skal jg bestille litt andre kule ting :P

[@sinformant]

If you had a large enough 3d printer, you could have made the image digitally and made an STl of the black outlines and printed it then glued it to the acrylic maybe seal it to the acrylic with a matte finish clear coat.

[@hitomikanzaki7501]

where did you buy your black plastic angles?

[@Subgunman]

You can always purchase an LED dimmer off of eBay and set the exact backlight that you need for each scenario.

[@katlynturnbull2227]

Do a video redoing it with your suggestions!!

[@yumeijenkins396]

Next time you could try alcohol based liquid ink. Which would be like painting with watercolor and adheres better to acrylic, plastic and glass

[@Nyghtmayor]

So awesome

[@AlumiTube]

Yep

[@marlowerecoing-tallen3385]

Love this channel

[@sweet_lue4851]

love this page!

[@sahibasaib793]

Why didn't u use glass paint?

[@AnaMaryJimenez]

Hi! Did u try glass paint?

[@antonragustudio]

Never saw this one before

[@tappydoesstuff7294]

this is awesome. i really like it🎉❤️

[@thevwventoguy637]

nånting som vore coolt är en dricka dispencer av vanilga 1,5l flaskor. Nåt som ni skulle kunna göra???

[@Nerdforge]

Ikke umulig! :)

[@maker_tim7019]

Why is ghost brown? Or isn't it ghost??

[@elio_fay]

Tim Punkt It isn’t Ghost it’s just a wolf like the stark symbol.

[@StigDesign]

Stilig kul å bra teknikk :D

[@ChozoSR388]

Motif? I believe it is?

[@jaredgillenwater4221]

Where is the entire middle of this video?

[@goodgoat6019]

It would have been quite easy to add a dimmer to the bottom of the frame.

[@tinachen9728]

Try using glass clear paint almost resembles clear thick glue that kids use. it will be looking like the real thing.

[@paulntraci99]

I didn't even know you could get black glue

[@torr5952]

Nice 😀

[@cthulhumuseum9221]

so cool！！

[@durranikhan6734]

supar nice

[@AlumiTube]

Super cool

[@sarahh4481]

Are you from Germany?

[@ladybride29]

hello could you do something about world of warcraft?

[@jennglow4647]

😃

[@RedneckStories]

100k soon!

[@wcgems]

Uh... something has happened to this video it take a HUGE time jump at the 3:08 mark

[@bailey9270]

Could you update us on the secret door on instagram

[@soledude]

There’s a weird glitch at 3:08 in this one…

[@soyhannamazc1601]

Sen nasıl bişeysin ya :D

[@PoisonedSugarPill]

A Bioshock theme would have looked so awesome!

[@fizbinsfire]

Omg yes i would love a stained glass window dedicated to incest. Lets go!!

[@59BRN]

It is perfect. I would make Zelda: Wind Waker themed one if I were talented. 😂

[@narylas8843]

are you french?

[@octodoodle]

Akiro SamaHD she's Norwegian :)

[@narylas8843]

octodoodle ooh ook

[@octodoodle]

K

[@marlowerecoing-tallen3385]

When is the secret door part 2 coming out

[@kinggilgamesh3423]

Cool )))))

[@mariaalicetavaresmoreiraal91]

😂🎉🎉🎉🎉😮😮😮

[@reylandbalugo4515]

Io arcana

[@frankmeucci]

That scar on your arm, what happens? Did you hurt yourself doing diys?

[@theodoraldea710]

You are beautifull

[@theodoraldea710]

Just make one with yourself!!

[@wanderlustspirit4607]

I was distracted by your chest.

[@claudiazg9932]

Jonerys worst written couple

[@elio_fay]

Claudia ZG *best

[@Badmusic4people]

Marry me!

[@silkdragon47]

your use of hot-glue disgusts me