The uber talented Michael McClane is at it again with a gorgeous stained glass design. He’s created a lovely panel featuring the ever popular Mandalorian, Boba Fett. It’s 30″ tall and 8″ wide, and it was cut and assembled so it looks like a Tiffany Lamp. Yes, it does match his stained glass Boba Fett helmet lamp to a tee. If I were rich and less of a klutz, I would cover my house in panels like this!
(McClane’s Memories via OW)
This amazing Tiffany-style stained glass lamp was made by DeviantArtist mclanesmemories. He built Master Chief’s helmet in 40 hours over the course of two weeks and has put it up for sale at a fairly reasonable $840 (given the work put into it). The lamp features a full-sized helmet shade that measures 9″ tall x 9″ wide and 14″ front to back. I think Master Chief would approve.
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It feels silly to call a piece of glass armor, but this stained glass does show off Iron Man’s armor in beautiful detail. Etsy seller Martian Glass Works says it’s the most complicated piece he’s ever built. It includes 334 pieces of glass and took over 100 hours to put together. At 9.5 square feet, the crafter will have to build a special crate just to ship it.
You can bring this gorgeous Iron Man home for $4,500.
Check out a few more nerdy stained glass designs from his shop after the break.
I want these Lord of the Rings stained glass images in my house so badly. The designs by Jian Guo are breathtaking and capture the essence of the story to a crazy degree. They actually only cover events in Fellowship of the Ring for now; I hope the artist makes many more and that someone more creative and resourceful than me figures out a way to translate them to real life windows.
Drool over four more pieces after the break.
A lot of moms are crafty, but I’m betting not many of them could make something this cool for their sons. Redditor krypton1an asked his mom to make him a stained glass with Freeman, and after a month of hard work, this is what he got. It is absolutely gorgeous right down to the Half-Life logo on his chest. I think even Dr. Freeman would have a few words of praise for her work.
(via reddit)
If you’re tired of stained glass with images of unicorns and rainbows, then how about the TARDIS or Mario or even Bender? Now you can get these and more from artist Judith Mascolo of Nerd Glass. She has a full line of video game, anime and just plain nerdy stained glass available. She’s also willing to create custom pieces so you can have exactly the nerd decor you desire.
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I wonder how ol’ Shell Head would feel about being a pretty lamp. He’d probably feel the same as Boba Fett when he was transformed into stained glass by artist Michael McLane. It’s a beautiful way to make use of the helmet design, and I’d love to see it lined up with a Captain America one, a Stormtrooper one, and so on.
Check out a few more angles after the break.
While attending a stained glass class, Craftster user and Doctor Who fan Xandrigirly decided to create her very own stained glass TARDIS, stating:
After two panels and a little simple box, we got to pick more complicated/design our own 3D stained glass pieces! I was originally planning on a lantern type thing, but I changed my mind and decided this would be a box to keep my ever growing candy stash! And since I’m a dork, it had to be a TARDIS!
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The ultimate source of power in Zelda looks beautiful in stained glass. Unlike the prints featured earlier this week, this symbol by Jak’s Art Glass is the real deal. He takes custom work, so if you’re interested hit the link below.
(Jak’s Art Glass via Reddit)
Want to transform a window into a beautiful piece of stained glass art instantly? You can with these transparent prints. All you have to do is tape the print to window to achieve church-like atmosphere in your home. We’ve mentioned the Batman theme in the past, but the artist has an array of new, nerdy options. If you have a long hallway with windows, you should put a different fandom in each one.
View My Little Pony, X-Men, and Sailor Moon versions after the break.
