For me, the first few minutes of every class
(meeting every other month in 2017) with Reggie was
always filled with some anxiety mixed in with an
eagerness to learn. Our penultimate meeting of the
year was no exception. After being shown many
examples of what seemed like a complicated process
to create a stained glass effect, we spent the
weekend learning how to create such a piece combined
with a short quote of our own choosing. Patience,
perseverance, and following Reggie’s step-by-step
instructions made it doable. |
Our homework then, of course, was to make
another one. Being a fan of Hundertwasser’s art, I selected one of his
quotes for my piece.
The lettering was done first in pencil on 3/8-inch line height on grid
paper, spaced wide apart. I then went over the penciled letters with a
B-3 nib and sumi ink, and squared off the top with a fine tip pigment
pen. The background was from various copyright-free images from NASA’s
Image Galleries. |