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Over 20 years ago, I was struggling to make ends meet and needed to decide whether to stick with my dream of supporting my family as an artist or getting a 9 to 5 job.

One morning, sitting in my studio – I got it! I called my wife (who is an artist herself) and told her about my idea – painting on multiple levels of glass. The following week we took some pieces I made to a show and sold out! :)

Each painting includes several layers of glass separated by interior frames. The depth creates a game of hide-and-go-seek. Light and shadow create the illusion of movement.

I’d like to offer all you, Bored Panda viewers, 50% OFF any of our Limited Edition paintings. Coupon code: BOREDPANDA and the offer stands until June 7th.

More info: jeanpierreweill.com

I Use Innovative Technique Of Painting On Glass… In 3D

I Use Innovative Technique Of Painting On Glass… In 3D

I Use Innovative Technique Of Painting On Glass… In 3D

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I Use Innovative Technique Of Painting On Glass… In 3D

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I Use Innovative Technique Of Painting On Glass… In 3D

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Jean-Pierre Weill

Jean-Pierre paints on multiple levels of glass to create stunning 3D paintings https://www.instagram.com/jeanpierreweillpaintings/

Jean-Pierre paints on multiple levels of glass to create stunning 3D paintings https://www.instagram.com/jeanpierreweillpaintings/

What do you think ?

Bob Marinellie 7 years ago

Beautiful and amazing

11points

Jean-Pierre Weill (Post author) 7 years ago

I'm really glad you enjoyed this! I'd love to hear more about what you like - check out www.jeanpierreweill.com and Contact Us.

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Art Morehead 7 years ago

reverse glass painting is not unique and has been done for many years Nice work though

5points

Jean-Pierre Weill (Post author) 7 years ago

Thanks for your feedback :)

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Flora Polvado 7 years ago

These would need to be seen in person,I think, to get the full effect. Would love to see them

5points

Jean-Pierre Weill (Post author) 7 years ago

I'm really glad you enjoyed this! I'd love to hear more about what you like - check out www.jeanpierreweill.com and Contact Us.

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jacluckycat 7 years ago

These are so detailed and beautiful. Really intricate

4points

Jean-Pierre Weill (Post author) 7 years ago

Thank you for commenting! I think you'd enjoy the videos on my site - www.jeanpierreweill.com

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Nancy E 7 years ago

Thank you for sharing your wonderful art & wonderful story ! I saw so much of the whimsy I love !

3points

Jean-Pierre Weill (Post author) 7 years ago

I'm really glad you enjoyed this! I'd love to hear more about what you like - check out www.jeanpierreweill.com and Contact Us.

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Toronto'nian 7 years ago

that is pretty awesome!

3points

Jean-Pierre Weill (Post author) 7 years ago

I'm really glad you enjoyed this! I'd love to hear more about what you like - check out www.jeanpierreweill.com and Contact Us.

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Tomislava Zelenika 7 years ago

Oh my gosh! This is so creative! Im in awe! Keep up the good work, my talented friend!

2points

Jean-Pierre Weill (Post author) 7 years ago

Thank you!

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David kidd 7 years ago

Love your works, beautiful..

2points

Jean-Pierre Weill (Post author) 7 years ago

Thank you for commenting! I think you'd enjoy the videos on my site - www.jeanpierreweill.com

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Marilyn Weil 7 years ago

Your art is beautiful. Not sure who 'invented' this technique, but I bought a piece similar with 4 layers in Equidor in 2015.

2points

Jean-Pierre Weill (Post author) 7 years ago

Very cool! Could you post a photo of it? If you can't here, maybe through Facebook?

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Marie Rundel 7 years ago

Masterpieces....-wonderful Art!

2points

Moglin Sin 7 years ago

It's like a 3-d illustrated book. It's very inspiring! n.n (I must go draw now, thanks for the lovely art. :3)

2points

Jean-Pierre Weill (Post author) 7 years ago

It's such a great feeling for me that you were inspired to create your own art! I think you'd also enjoy my book - www.thewellofbeing.co the-well-o...909108.jpg

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Annabell 7 years ago

Oh my! These are the best artworks I've seen for years! Brilliant! I would love to go to an exhibition of all those masterpieces and spend hours to see all the beautiful details.

1point

Marcia J. Downing 7 years ago

I'm totally in aww...how absolutely beautiful!!! I'm going to your website right now!

1point

Jean-Pierre Weill (Post author) 7 years ago

Thank you so much :) Wonderful, you can find videos of my paintings there!

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Lunar 7 years ago

Very beautiful!! My late sister would have loved this much :')

1point

Ana Paula Bobba Ares 7 years ago

Thank you!! I will search on the internet where I can get the markers! Your work is really beatifull!

1point

frank0ys 7 years ago

...These are awesome!!!

1point

Tal Malka 7 years ago

I love it!

1point

Diana Leça 7 years ago

So Beautiful

1point

Blanca Portillo 7 years ago

These look amazing.

1point

Amber Ice 7 years ago

This is a lot of fun! I want to do this

1point

Maggie Wong 7 years ago

There's something prophetic about these masterpieces.

1point

Echo 7 years ago

When I was a kid we used to get in trouble for stealing the overhead blanks and doing drawings that moved. Oh but yours are perfection!

1point

Jean-Pierre Weill (Post author) 7 years ago

That's a very creative "mischief!" Thanks for your feedback :)

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Bob Marinellie 7 years ago

The artwork feels like it has grown directly from the influences of some masters I have seen

1point

Jean-Pierre Weill (Post author) 7 years ago

Definitely influenced by the masters, though I think the artist who had inspired me above all others is Bob Dylan :)

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Bob Marinellie 7 years ago

The first thing that captures my attention is the way you use the first pane to extend the piece beyond the mat frame around the work.

1point

Jean-Pierre Weill (Post author) 7 years ago

Thanks for your thoughtful comment! I usually start working with the middle level of glass and work my way forward and back, building up the image to maximalize the depth :)

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Rodrigo Pontes 7 years ago

It looks like the Walt Disney's Multiplane Camera tecnique. Beautiful art though https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kN-eCBAOw60

0points

Péťa Nádraská 7 years ago

Hi, I have just created account only to be able to write you, that I love your art. Not so much because of the technique (although the 3D effect is amazing). What I love most about it is the style of your painting, the things you paint, it speaks to me...

0points

Wombat34 7 years ago

These are wonderful even without the 3d thing.

0points

Keira Mills 7 years ago

Stunning mastery of an age-old glass technique, very beautiful and original!

0points

Laura Zaini 7 years ago

I love them!

0points

Judit Thoma 7 years ago

I don't think it is innovative but it is definitely pretty :)

0points

Zehava Waltzer 7 years ago

I own a piece of your art and I absolutely love it.

0points

Mary Jaye 7 years ago

LOVE YOUR WORK!

0points

Angela Pamfil 7 years ago

I would love to see these paintings in real! This is breathtaking, so magical... I have goosebumps. What makes this even more special for me, is the fact that I know what it's like to paint on glass. You have to do everything "in reverse", which adds an extra layer of difficulty, but in the end, the result is absolutely out of this world!

0points

Sunzilla 7 years ago

Best thing I have seen all year. Truly beautiful and inspiring! I not only like the idea of multiple layers of glass, but the style of the paintings is really gorgeous. Well done.

0points

Tracy Patruno 7 years ago

Beautiful artwork! I especially love the window views. Do you have a collection on display anywhere besides your studio (like in museums or galleries where the pieces are sold)? Also curious how often a pane of glass breaks while you're still painting... but you probably are very carefully not to let that happen. Cheers from Boston MA!

0points

Gerry Higgins 7 years ago

Not that original. Disney did the glass painting when making Snow White in 1936

0points

Elena Mendiola Illescas 7 years ago

I knew about this technique long ago but it's beautiful no matter what

0points

Jean-Pierre Weill (Post author) 7 years ago

Thanks for your feedback!

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Elisabeth Kezia 7 years ago

this could be used in an animated movies :) really beautiful

0points

Jean-Pierre Weill (Post author) 7 years ago

I'm really glad you enjoyed this! I'd love to hear more about what you like - check out www.jeanpierreweill.com and Contact Us.

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tweetybird 7 years ago

wow they're amazing

0points

Ana Paula Bobba Ares 7 years ago

Hi! I've loved your work! I already wanted to do that, but I haven't found in my country (Argentina) such a product to paint glass. Could yo tell me which are the pencil you use? Maybe I can buy them somewhere else. Thanks!

0points

Jean-Pierre Weill (Post author) 7 years ago

Hi! When I'm working out the design I like to use DecoColor extra fine tip paint markers. For some colors I use enamel paint. Often I use acrylic as well.

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Bekah Johnson 7 years ago

Absolutely amazing. Such an innovative and unique idea. Stunning

0points

Jean-Pierre Weill (Post author) 7 years ago

Thank you!

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Rookie_Art 7 years ago

beautiful, but not innovative at all. It's been done for nearly a CENTURY...

0points

Cristian Soto 7 years ago

Ok, this is absolutely beautiful, but is not an innovative technique, Walt Disney movies were make like this many many years ago... So, yes, is beautiful, but not innovative. Anyway, congrats C. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YdHTlUGN1zw

0points

Jotaeme Isola 7 years ago

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YdHTlUGN1zw 1957

-2points

Jotaeme Isola 7 years ago

this is not innovative. actually disney used to use this technique in their old films

-3points

Bob Marinellie 7 years ago

Beautiful and amazing

11points

Jean-Pierre Weill (Post author) 7 years ago

I'm really glad you enjoyed this! I'd love to hear more about what you like - check out www.jeanpierreweill.com and Contact Us.

4points

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Art Morehead 7 years ago

reverse glass painting is not unique and has been done for many years Nice work though

5points

Jean-Pierre Weill (Post author) 7 years ago

Thanks for your feedback :)

0points

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Flora Polvado 7 years ago

These would need to be seen in person,I think, to get the full effect. Would love to see them

5points

Jean-Pierre Weill (Post author) 7 years ago

I'm really glad you enjoyed this! I'd love to hear more about what you like - check out www.jeanpierreweill.com and Contact Us.

1point

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jacluckycat 7 years ago

These are so detailed and beautiful. Really intricate

4points

Jean-Pierre Weill (Post author) 7 years ago

Thank you for commenting! I think you'd enjoy the videos on my site - www.jeanpierreweill.com

1point

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Nancy E 7 years ago

Thank you for sharing your wonderful art & wonderful story ! I saw so much of the whimsy I love !

3points

Jean-Pierre Weill (Post author) 7 years ago

I'm really glad you enjoyed this! I'd love to hear more about what you like - check out www.jeanpierreweill.com and Contact Us.

1point

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Toronto'nian 7 years ago

that is pretty awesome!

3points

Jean-Pierre Weill (Post author) 7 years ago

I'm really glad you enjoyed this! I'd love to hear more about what you like - check out www.jeanpierreweill.com and Contact Us.

1point

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Tomislava Zelenika 7 years ago

Oh my gosh! This is so creative! Im in awe! Keep up the good work, my talented friend!

2points

Jean-Pierre Weill (Post author) 7 years ago

Thank you!

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David kidd 7 years ago

Love your works, beautiful..

2points

Jean-Pierre Weill (Post author) 7 years ago

Thank you for commenting! I think you'd enjoy the videos on my site - www.jeanpierreweill.com

0points

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Marilyn Weil 7 years ago

Your art is beautiful. Not sure who 'invented' this technique, but I bought a piece similar with 4 layers in Equidor in 2015.

2points

Jean-Pierre Weill (Post author) 7 years ago

Very cool! Could you post a photo of it? If you can't here, maybe through Facebook?

0points

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Marie Rundel 7 years ago

Masterpieces....-wonderful Art!

2points

Moglin Sin 7 years ago

It's like a 3-d illustrated book. It's very inspiring! n.n (I must go draw now, thanks for the lovely art. :3)

2points

Jean-Pierre Weill (Post author) 7 years ago

It's such a great feeling for me that you were inspired to create your own art! I think you'd also enjoy my book - www.thewellofbeing.co the-well-o...909108.jpg

0points

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Annabell 7 years ago

Oh my! These are the best artworks I've seen for years! Brilliant! I would love to go to an exhibition of all those masterpieces and spend hours to see all the beautiful details.

1point

Marcia J. Downing 7 years ago

I'm totally in aww...how absolutely beautiful!!! I'm going to your website right now!

1point

Jean-Pierre Weill (Post author) 7 years ago

Thank you so much :) Wonderful, you can find videos of my paintings there!

0points

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Lunar 7 years ago

Very beautiful!! My late sister would have loved this much :')

1point

Ana Paula Bobba Ares 7 years ago

Thank you!! I will search on the internet where I can get the markers! Your work is really beatifull!

1point

frank0ys 7 years ago

...These are awesome!!!

1point

Tal Malka 7 years ago

I love it!

1point

Diana Leça 7 years ago

So Beautiful

1point

Blanca Portillo 7 years ago

These look amazing.

1point

Amber Ice 7 years ago

This is a lot of fun! I want to do this

1point

Maggie Wong 7 years ago

There's something prophetic about these masterpieces.

1point

Echo 7 years ago

When I was a kid we used to get in trouble for stealing the overhead blanks and doing drawings that moved. Oh but yours are perfection!

1point

Jean-Pierre Weill (Post author) 7 years ago

That's a very creative "mischief!" Thanks for your feedback :)

0points

Load More Replies...

Bob Marinellie 7 years ago

The artwork feels like it has grown directly from the influences of some masters I have seen

1point

Jean-Pierre Weill (Post author) 7 years ago

Definitely influenced by the masters, though I think the artist who had inspired me above all others is Bob Dylan :)

2points

Load More Replies...

Bob Marinellie 7 years ago

The first thing that captures my attention is the way you use the first pane to extend the piece beyond the mat frame around the work.

1point

Jean-Pierre Weill (Post author) 7 years ago

Thanks for your thoughtful comment! I usually start working with the middle level of glass and work my way forward and back, building up the image to maximalize the depth :)

0points

Load More Replies...

Rodrigo Pontes 7 years ago

It looks like the Walt Disney's Multiplane Camera tecnique. Beautiful art though https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kN-eCBAOw60

0points

Péťa Nádraská 7 years ago

Hi, I have just created account only to be able to write you, that I love your art. Not so much because of the technique (although the 3D effect is amazing). What I love most about it is the style of your painting, the things you paint, it speaks to me...

0points

Wombat34 7 years ago

These are wonderful even without the 3d thing.

0points

Keira Mills 7 years ago

Stunning mastery of an age-old glass technique, very beautiful and original!

0points

Laura Zaini 7 years ago

I love them!

0points

Judit Thoma 7 years ago

I don't think it is innovative but it is definitely pretty :)

0points

Zehava Waltzer 7 years ago

I own a piece of your art and I absolutely love it.

0points

Mary Jaye 7 years ago

LOVE YOUR WORK!

0points

Angela Pamfil 7 years ago

I would love to see these paintings in real! This is breathtaking, so magical... I have goosebumps. What makes this even more special for me, is the fact that I know what it's like to paint on glass. You have to do everything "in reverse", which adds an extra layer of difficulty, but in the end, the result is absolutely out of this world!

0points

Sunzilla 7 years ago

Best thing I have seen all year. Truly beautiful and inspiring! I not only like the idea of multiple layers of glass, but the style of the paintings is really gorgeous. Well done.

0points

Tracy Patruno 7 years ago

Beautiful artwork! I especially love the window views. Do you have a collection on display anywhere besides your studio (like in museums or galleries where the pieces are sold)? Also curious how often a pane of glass breaks while you're still painting... but you probably are very carefully not to let that happen. Cheers from Boston MA!

0points

Gerry Higgins 7 years ago

Not that original. Disney did the glass painting when making Snow White in 1936

0points

Elena Mendiola Illescas 7 years ago

I knew about this technique long ago but it's beautiful no matter what

0points

Jean-Pierre Weill (Post author) 7 years ago

Thanks for your feedback!

1point

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Elisabeth Kezia 7 years ago

this could be used in an animated movies :) really beautiful

0points

Jean-Pierre Weill (Post author) 7 years ago

I'm really glad you enjoyed this! I'd love to hear more about what you like - check out www.jeanpierreweill.com and Contact Us.

0points

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tweetybird 7 years ago

wow they're amazing

0points

Ana Paula Bobba Ares 7 years ago

Hi! I've loved your work! I already wanted to do that, but I haven't found in my country (Argentina) such a product to paint glass. Could yo tell me which are the pencil you use? Maybe I can buy them somewhere else. Thanks!

0points

Jean-Pierre Weill (Post author) 7 years ago

Hi! When I'm working out the design I like to use DecoColor extra fine tip paint markers. For some colors I use enamel paint. Often I use acrylic as well.

0points

Load More Replies...

Bekah Johnson 7 years ago

Absolutely amazing. Such an innovative and unique idea. Stunning

0points

Jean-Pierre Weill (Post author) 7 years ago

Thank you!

0points

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Rookie_Art 7 years ago

beautiful, but not innovative at all. It's been done for nearly a CENTURY...

0points

Cristian Soto 7 years ago

Ok, this is absolutely beautiful, but is not an innovative technique, Walt Disney movies were make like this many many years ago... So, yes, is beautiful, but not innovative. Anyway, congrats C. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YdHTlUGN1zw

0points

Jotaeme Isola 7 years ago

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YdHTlUGN1zw 1957

-2points

Jotaeme Isola 7 years ago

this is not innovative. actually disney used to use this technique in their old films

-3points

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