Stained Glass Windows
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Sample prompt used to generate the hero image
Stained glass window depicting a peacock with tail feathers fully displayed, in the Gothic cathedral rose window tradition, 3:4 vertical format. Bold black lead lines (cames) separate each piece of translucent colored glass. Jewel-toned glass — sapphire blue, emerald green, ruby red, amethyst purple, and amber gold. Bright white light streams through from behind, illuminating every piece and creating a luminous glow. Visible glass texture — slight variations in thickness, tiny bubbles, and color density. Geometric organization within organic forms. The peacock's tail radiates outward like a mandala.Prompt Variations
Section titled “Prompt Variations”Stained glass [ANIMAL], bold lead lines, jewel-toned glass, backlit glow, visible glass texture, Gothic/Art Nouveau style, [FORMAT].Circular rose window with radial symmetry, geometric patterns, jewel tones, lead lines, backlit, Gothic cathedral, [FORMAT].Stained glass [SCENE], lead-line segmented, translucent jewel glass, backlit glow, visible texture, [FORMAT].Stained glass portrait of [SUBJECT], bold lead lines simplifying features, jewel tones, backlit glow, [FORMAT].Art Nouveau Tiffany-style stained glass of [SUBJECT], flowing organic lead lines, opalescent glass, warm backlight, [FORMAT].Image-to-Image Transformations
Section titled “Image-to-Image Transformations”Using the attached photo, recreate the subject as a stained glass window. Divide all forms into segments separated by bold black lead lines. Fill each segment with translucent jewel-toned colored glass — assign colors based on the original image's palette. Add bright backlight streaming through, illuminating every piece. Visible glass texture — slight thickness variations and bubbles. Gothic/Art Nouveau style.Tips & Best Practices
Section titled “Tips & Best Practices”- Lead lines = bold black cames: Without visible lead lines separating glass pieces, it’s just a colorful illustration.
- Backlight is essential: Stained glass is meant to be illuminated from behind. Without backlight, the colors don’t glow.
- Jewel tones only: Sapphire, emerald, ruby, amethyst, amber — stained glass uses deep, saturated, translucent colors.
- Glass texture: “Slight variations in thickness, tiny bubbles, color density” authenticates the glass medium.
- Pairs well with: Paper Cutout / Kirigami (similar light-through-material), Art Deco Illustration (similar geometric beauty)