Tiffany Glass In Oil Pastels, Part 1

The video tutorial guides viewers through coloring Tiffany-inspired stained glass window projects. It begins with an introduction to the project and the use of a full box of pastels, offering 25 colors. The instructor demonstrates how to outline and color petals using at least two analogous colors, such as red and purple, to achieve a harmonious blend. Additional colors can be added for enhancement. The tutorial emphasizes creativity and encourages using more than the minimum required colors for a richer effect.

What is the minimum number of colors required to be used in each space of the stained glass project?

• One color

• Two colors

• Four colors

• Three colors

Which type of colors should be used together to ensure they blend well in the stained glass project?

• Analogous colors

• Contrasting colors

• Complementary colors

• Monochromatic colors

What is the benefit of adding a third color to your stained glass project?

• It makes the project more expensive

• It adds more depth and interest

• It makes the project easier to complete

• It reduces the number of colors needed

What flexibility do you have when coloring the flowers in your stained glass project?

• They can be different colors or the same

• They should be only primary colors

• They must all be the same color

• They must be only two colors

Why is it important to use at least two analogous colors in each section of the stained glass project?

• To make the project faster to complete

• To use up all the colors in the box

• To ensure the colors blend nicely

• To make the project more challenging