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Fun with douga! (Sat Jan 11 02:58:07 2003 )
jcaliff [View profile ]
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Hi all!  Well, I've been having way too much fun 
lately.  I couple of weeks ago at a party I won a 
gift certificate for the mall, so last week I 
went shopping.  While I was at Toys R Us I found 
something I thought would be cool, but they 
wouldn't let me use the gift certificates there 
(apparently I could use them at any store EXCEPT 
TRU, Sports Authority, and the food court), so I 
wandered around for a while.  Just when I had 
almost given up hope of finding the same thing at 
any other store, I wandered into a arts and 
crafts store, and found the same things (albeit a 
different brand!).  I bought them, and now I'm 
having a blast.  The things I bought are 
these "stained glass pens".  

The ones at TRU were Crayola brand, so you can probably buy them in the US and other countries. Anyway, I thought - how cool would it be to make little stained glass window things from some of my cels? So, I used the douga as a template and tried it! For my first one I used a cel of Sarutobi from Ryu Knight - mainly because he doesn't have much skin showing, and the set didn't come with anything that would have been easy to use for skin-tone. I also had to mix up my own pink and gray, but it came out a lot better than I expected. It's hanging on my window right now! First, here's the original cel:

And here's the result!

For the next one, I'm trying to make a Shimarisu squirrel from Bonobono - I think it'll come out really cute. So far I've only done the outlines. I have to wait a couple of hours for it to dry a bit before i can add the other colors, then wait another 8 hours for it to dry completely before I can peel it off the plastic.

Here's the original cel it's based from:

Anyway, just thought I'd share and give people an idea of something fun you could do! Jennifer - hoping the links all work




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