stained glass

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.

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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.

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Just tape this 10″ x 15″ print to any window and it will instantly transform it into a Batman stained glass masterpiece. Check out an additional image after the break.

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Use this stained glass AK-47 to fend off stained glass Transformers. A rock works really well too.

DeviantArtist shanti1971′s piece is entitled The End of the Revolution, and the poppy in the barrel is a symbol of remembrance for the war dead.

(shanti1971 via Neatorama)


Maybe you can use this Yoda and Stormtrooper stained glass from Etsy seller Donna Terraza when you build your own Rebel Alliance Church or Church of Latter Day Siths.

Check out the Stormtrooper version after the break.

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“Legendary” applies in more ways than one to the stained glass Halo shield created by deviantART user Veggie San.

(deviantART via HawtyMcBloggy)

It looks like stained glass, but in reality this artwork is an illusion created by colored motherboards. Truly, the ambiance in the Church of Robots makes for a wonderful service. Even when they talk about Robo Jesus coming back to crush the human race.

(OCAU via Make)

You never thought you were going to find windows for your blessed church of Optimus, then Timothy Miller steps in with these visions of handmade stained glass glory. They may not be for sale, but that won’t detract from the inspiration. Timothy has also created windows honoring Superman, the Thundercats and even Cobra from G.I. Joe. Check them out after the break.

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