The traditional glass painting styles have been around since the Middle Ages. The goal is to create details in hands, feet and faces, garment folds, foliage and architectural canopies and countless other details! while using enamel paints that are fired in a kiln or furnace. Sometimes it takes many firings to achieve the final look you want to achieve. Many times I have had to figure out the paint formulas when redoing a face from a church window that had been cracked. Every studio has their own signature style of painting on glass and they never tell anyone their secrets. Over the years I have solved the many traditional paint formula mysteries and now I have a few of my own.