You do someAirbrush pictures and then strip them from the board and cut round them.
Where you want a particular effect you use fluorescent paint

Youb also take a sheet of glass and Airbrush things on it in transparent paints that you want light shining through.

You paste the card cut outs onto the glass so that with the Art on the glass they form an Artwork. (this would have to worked out as a drawing beforhand bit then so does any Art)

You blacken out the areas around the Art and put the glass in at the front of a box.

I'd like to make about 50 pint glasses using some art I did. The art is one color. I've seen pad printers and screen printers on eBay and wondering if this is best approach. If anyone's used either of those for this let me know how it went. Also, any other ideas?

I collect art deco Cambridge glass/Farber Bros. chrome and I recently purchased a set of wine goblets from an auction. For those not familiar, there is a removable glass inset inside a chrome holder and stem.
It appears that someone was using them as candle holders. There is wax all over the antique glass and chrome holders. What is be best way to remove this without damaging the glass?
I thought about hot water but didn't want the wax to clog up the sink.

Hello everyone, I was hoping to make a hanging small light inside a crafted design inside a big glass bottle if that makes sense xD So I have a bottle with a cork its about a 10 inches tall x 4 inches wide. Next is to get a small glowing purple light of some sort that can be hung from the middle of the bottle [I was thinking a small hanging lamp cord could work if I drilled a hole through the cork, with a small purple bulb]. Last I need to craft a small design to go around the small light, can be out of anything as long as the light can shine through and its Not a fire hazard [My main concern about this project]. Anyways let me know your ideas of how to make this possible, all I have now is a bottle and will be willing to buy whats necessary to complete this!
Thanks! =)

It's a very nice Craftsman-style mahogany door with a rectangular panel of triple-glazed stained glass at the top 1/3 of the door. The glass has smashed into a million bits (tempered glass) and now I need to replace. I can get the new piece of art glass from the manufacturer, but what type of professional do I call to take off the mouldings around the glass and remove and put the new glass in? I really want someone who has respect for the mahogany door and won't do any harm to the wood surrounding the opening. Unfortunately, the door manufacturer does not have their own people to replace broken glass panels. They also offered no referrals. I called today. They claim it's easy to do myself, but I'm scared of screwing it up.

are smokable, but a good portion of the customers don't even know the art pieces are smokable...anyone know who I'm talking about????

Where can I buy high quality Murano glass?
I'm looking for a reliable source for online shopping.
An expert dealer specializing in original art glass, possibly located in Venice.

Thank you

Mark