Outlining a Design for Glass Painting

Video Transcript

"JASON PAINTER: Hi. My name is Jason. Today, we're painting on glass and we're ready to line our glass now. Our primer is ready. We're going to squeeze a little bit of the liner out onto a piece of paper to get it started. Wanna pick up the glass--and this is a little bit tricky. Once it starts coming out, you want to make sure that you have fluid movement. Now, don't worry if you're shaky or if it's spotty. These things can all be touched up. You just want to get the basic outline on there. Once the basic outline is on, you can do all the touch ups, all--any alterations you're going to need to do. So don't even worry about what you think it's going to look like. It will end up being able to be fixed and filled in just fine. We don't want to color in the eyes with the liner. We don't want to color the nose with the liner. We just want to outline with the liner. And remember to keep your hands away from where we put the primer on. The oil in the hands will wash the primer away and this will not stick."