This is part 3 in a series of videos we will be posting about the design, fabrication and installation of a new stained-glass window for Trinity on the Green, New Haven, CT. Our directive was to design a new stained-glass window that would capture the feelings of the great cathedral stained glass windows found throughout Europe, between the 12th -16th century. The two primary colors are to be cobalt blue and ruby red. Secondary colors will be gold, cream/ivory, light green, and beige. The window will be based on Psalm 150 “Praise him with stringed instruments. Let everything that has breath praise the Lord.” The overall size of the window is 6' wide, divided into two lancets, each being 3' wide x 25' tall. Using the techniques of traditional stained-glass studios, our intent is to create a long-lasting work of art, to be enjoyed for generations to come.
Psalm 150 Stained Glass Window Part 3 PublicMichael Mezalick2023-10-07 | Psalm 150 Stained Glass Window Part 3
This is part 3 in a series of videos we will be posting about the design, fabrication and installation of a new stained-glass window for Trinity on the Green, New Haven, CT. Our directive was to design a new stained-glass window that would capture the feelings of the great cathedral stained glass windows found throughout Europe, between the 12th -16th century. The two primary colors are to be cobalt blue and ruby red. Secondary colors will be gold, cream/ivory, light green, and beige. The window will be based on Psalm 150 “Praise him with stringed instruments. Let everything that has breath praise the Lord.” The overall size of the window is 6' wide, divided into two lancets, each being 3' wide x 25' tall. Using the techniques of traditional stained-glass studios, our intent is to create a long-lasting work of art, to be enjoyed for generations to come.
#stainedglass #religiousart #TrinityontheGreen #GothicStainedglass #NewHaven #Psalm1503D Printed Church ArchitectureMichael Mezalick2024-06-05 | In this short video we explore some of the techniques used to create these fabulous 3D printed models. Starting with the Aspire software to create the base model, then using other 3D software such as Daz, Meshmixer and 3D Builder to get the model as we wanted.
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This is part 5 in a series of videos we will be posting about the design, fabrication and installation of a new stained-glass window for Trinity on the Green, New Haven, CT. Our directive was to design a new stained-glass window that would capture the feelings of the great cathedral stained glass windows found throughout Europe, between the 12th -16th century. The two primary colors are to be cobalt blue and ruby red. Secondary colors will be gold, cream/ivory, light green, and beige. The window will be based on Psalm 150 “Praise him with stringed instruments. Let everything that has breath praise the Lord.” The overall size of the window is 6' wide, divided into two lancets, each being 3' wide x 25' tall. Using the techniques of traditional stained-glass studios, our intent is to create a long-lasting work of art, to be enjoyed for generations to come.
#stainedglass #religiousart #TrinityontheGreen #GothicStainedglass #NewHaven #Psalm150Moving Toolpaths between Sheets in Vectric SoftwareMichael Mezalick2024-01-07 | 3 Answers to Every Question Here' a short video showing a few ways to move or copy toolpaths between sheets in the Vectric Software Buy Me a Coffee buymeacoffee.com/mezalick
Our directive was to design a new stained-glass window that would capture the feelings of the great cathedral stained glass windows found throughout Europe, between the 12th -16th century.
The two primary colors are to be cobalt blue and ruby red. Secondary colors will be gold, cream/ivory, light green, and beige.
The window will be based on Psalm 150 “Praise him with stringed instruments. Let everything that has breath praise the Lord.”
The overall size of the window is 6' wide, divided into two lancets, each being 3' wide x 25' tall.
Using the techniques of traditional stained-glass studios, our intent is to create a long-lasting work of art, to be enjoyed for generations to come.
#stainedglass #religious art #TrinityontheGreen #GothicStainedglass #NewHaven #Psalm150Psalm 150 Window Part 1 Studio TourMichael Mezalick2023-09-22 | This is part 1 in a series of videos we will be posting about the design, fabrication and installation of a new stained-glass window for Trinity on the Green, New Haven, CT.
Our directive was to design a new stained-glass window that would capture the feelings of the great cathedral stained glass windows found throughout Europe, between the 12th -16th century.
The two primary colors are to be cobalt blue and ruby red. Secondary colors will be gold, cream/ivory, light green, and beige.
The window will be based on Psalm 150
“Praise him with stringed instruments. Let everything that has breath praise the Lord.”
The overall size of the window is 6' wide, divided into two lancets, each being 3' wide x 25' tall.
Using the techniques of traditional stained-glass studios, our intent is to create a long-lasting work of art, to be enjoyed for generations to come.
#stainedglass #religious art #TrinityontheGreen #GothicStainedglass #NewHaven #Psalm150Parametric Designing Episode 38 No Background MusicMichael Mezalick2022-01-23 | Parametric Designs As requested Same as Episode 38 but without the mucis background
Images: Parametric designs.jpg Designed by Sharan Architecture+Design Sharan Sharma the clicker Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 4.0 Parametric designs.jpg Copy [[File:Parametric designs.jpg|Parametric_designs]]Copy June 4, 2019 682 × 1,024 image/jpeg Parametric Images commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Parametric_designs.jpg commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/User:Sharan_Sharma_the_clicker This file is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 4.0 International license. No changes were made2021 YouTube Video ReviewMichael Mezalick2021-12-19 | 2021 YouTube Video Review The old year is almost finished and the New Year will be here soon. Let’s take a look back at the videos and topics we shared together. I would like to thanks everyone for your support and encouragement, especially Mark Lindsay. He has gone out of his way to help keep my YouTube channel in front of his vast following.
Licensor's Author Username: Draganov89Music Licensee: The bearer Item Title: A Christmas Item URL: audiojungle.net/item/a-christmas/21003460 Item ID: 21003460 Item Purchase Code: FREE Purchase Date: 2021-11-29 22:43:55 UTC License Certificate This document certifies the purchase of the following license: MUSIC STANDARD LICENSE. Details of the license can be accessed from your downloads page. For any queries related to this document or license please contact Envato Support via help.market.envato.com Envato Pty Ltd (ABN 11 119 159 741) PO Box 16122, Collins Street West, VIC 8007, Australia THIS IS NOT A TAX RECEIPT OR INVOICEHow to create a Hand Carved Texture with Aspire VectricMichael Mezalick2021-11-14 | How to create realistic Wood Carving Texture with Aspire, Episode 59 Finally, after several years of requests to learn how to create realistic hand carved textures, we’ve finally resolved the issue. If you have been wanting to learn this process, all the details are in the video. If you’re happy with the information consider Buying Me A Coffee to support the channel buymeacoffee.com/mezalick Or If you’d like to help with the making of future videos, you can donate by using the following link: PayPal: paypal.com/paypalme/mezalick
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Music: YouTube Audio Library Images from Pixabay.comBody Parts, The Head, The Final Assembly, Episode 58 Vectric AspireMichael Mezalick2021-10-31 | Body Parts, The Head, The Final Assembly, Episode 58
In this episode we complete the head project by putting together all the components we created . I hope you’ve enjoyed the project and want to try it yourself. I can always be contacted via email at mm@mezalick.com Thank you for all your support
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Music: YouTube Audio Library3D Body Parts, The Ear, Episode 57 Aspire from VectricMichael Mezalick2021-10-24 | 3D Body Parts, The Ear, Episode 57 Aspire from Vectric In this new series of videos, we'll explore the techniques of how to create a 3D face from within the Aspire software.
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Music: YouTube Audio Library Images from PixabyThe Nose Knows, Episode 55 Vectric AspireMichael Mezalick2021-10-10 | Body Parts, Nose, Episode 55 In this new series of videos, we'll explore the techniques of how to create a 3D face from within the Aspire software
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Photo by Valeria Boltneva from Pexels Photo by Shiny Diamond from Pexels Photo by Kaone Makoko from Pexels Photo by Shiny Diamond from Pexels Photo by Justin Shaifer from Pexels Photo by Mateus Souza from Pexels Photo by Min An from Pexels
commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Hump_nose1.jpg Klaus D. Peter, Wiehl, Germany, CC BY 2.0 DE creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0/de/deed.en, via Wikimedia Commons3D Body Parts using the Aspire Software from Vectric - Part 1 LipsMichael Mezalick2021-10-03 | Episode 54 In this new series of videos we'll explore the techniques of how to create a 3D face from within the Aspire software Here is a list of the main differences between males and females to look out for when learning how to draw a mouth: • The male lips tend to be less full and flatter • The male’s upper lip isn’t as tall as the female’s • There is less shading on the male lips • The male lips should not be fully outlined • The shadow cast by the lower lip is lighter in the female • Women’s lips are more rounded and curvier
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Photo by MART PRODUCTION from Pexels Photo by Ali Pazani from Pexels Photo by Simon Robben from Pexels Photo by Grisha Chernigowsky from Pexels Photo by David Garrison from Pexels Photo by Luriko Yamaguchi from Pexels Photo by Kindel Media from Pexels Photo by Oleg Magni from PexelsBody Parts Preview Vectric AspireMichael Mezalick2021-09-27 | This is just a preview of the upcoming video seriesUSAF Flight Surgeon Badge Lesson 4 Vectric AspireMichael Mezalick2021-09-19 | USAF Flight Surgeon Badge Part 4 Episode 53 We’ll complete the making of an US Air Force Chief Flight Surgeon Badge, step by step for you to use and make your own. Here is the link to the image of the badge for you to download Aviator Badge image amazon.com/clouddrive/share/OX1bLPsBNj9Ns1juDJjEHkEArk7IypFRcMPZFTM6vAn Consider Buying Me A Coffee to support the channel buymeacoffee.com/mezalick Or If you’d like to help with the making of future videos, you can donate by using the following link: PayPal: paypal.com/paypalme/mezalick
Music: YouTube Music LibraryUSAF Flight Surgeon Badge Lesson 3 Vectric AspireMichael Mezalick2021-09-12 | Aviator Flight Badge Part 3 Episode 52 We’ll continue with our series of videos on the making an US Air Force Chief Flight Surgeon Badge, step by step for you to use and make your own. Now it’s time to make the Snake and Shield
Music:How to 3D model a USAF Chief Flight Surgeon Badge Vectric AspireMichael Mezalick2021-09-05 | Aviator Flight Badge Part 2 Episode 51 We’ll continue with our series of videos on the making an US Air Force Chief Flight Surgeon Badge, step by step for you to use and make your own. Here is the link to the image of the badge for you to download Aviator Badge image amazon.com/clouddrive/share/OX1bLPsBNj9Ns1juDJjEHkEArk7IypFRcMPZFTM6vAn Consider Buying Me A Coffee to support the channel buymeacoffee.com/mezalick Or If you’d like to help with the making of future videos, you can donate by using the following link: PayPal: paypal.com/paypalme/mezalick
Music:Make an US Air Force Chief Flight Nurse badge with Vectric AspireMichael Mezalick2021-08-29 | United States Air Force USAF Chief Flight Nurse Wings Episode 50 In this new series of videos we’ll be making an US Air Force Chief Flight Nurse badge, step by step, for you to use and make your own. Here is the link to the image of the badge for you to download Aviator Badge image amazon.com/clouddrive/share/OX1bLPsBNj9Ns1juDJjEHkEArk7IypFRcMPZFTM6vAn Consider Buying Me A Coffee to support the channel buymeacoffee.com/mezalick Or If you’d like to help with the making of future videos, you can donate by using the following link: PayPal: paypal.com/paypalme/mezalick
Music:Using the Create Texture Area option in Vectric ASPIREMichael Mezalick2021-08-15 | Using the Create Texture Area in Aspire Episode 49 We’ll look at the Create Texture Area option on how to create 3D shapes in Aspire Important Links 3D Modeling for Newbies youtu.be/9FmOashLM5A
#Vectric #Aspire #VCarve #3D Models #STL Files # Custom 3D Models # CNC TutorialsCreate Components in Vectric Aspire V11Michael Mezalick2021-08-08 | Creating Shapes in Aspire Episode 48 We’ll look at several options on how to create a 3D shape in Aspire. Tutorial Links 3D Modeling for Newbies youtu.be/9FmOashLM5A
#Vectric #Aspire #VCarve #3D Models #STL Files # Custom 3D Models # CNC TutorialsRemastered Two Rail Sweep Lesson #3 Vectric AspireMichael Mezalick2021-08-03 | 3D Modeling for Newbies Episode 21 - Lesson #3 Two Rail Sweep Remastered Welcome and thanks for joining in with this new series of how to create 3D models with the Aspire software. In this lesson we’ll look at the Two Rail Sweep tool and some of it’s possibilities. This tool is one of the more powerful tool when it comes to creating 3D components. We’ll also look at some of the 3D ClipArt that comes with the software and how the Two Rail Sweep was used to create it.
The tools we’ll be using are; Drawing vectors Create components using the Two Rail Sweep Vectric Trial versions vectric.com/free-trial
Artist: http://incompetech.com Stamp Logo vecteezy.com/free-vector/round-stamp" Round Stamp Vectors by VecteezyHow to make 3D Stars with VCarve OR Aspire VectricMichael Mezalick2021-08-01 | How to create a 3D Star in Aspire OR VCarve Episode 47 We’ll look at several options on how to create a 3D star in Aspire and Vcarve
#Vectric #Aspire #VCarve #3D Models #STL Files # Custom 3D Models # CNC TutorialsVectric V11 live replayMichael Mezalick2021-07-25 | Special Announcement – Vectric Version 11 What’s New within the Version 11 of the Vectric software. Part 1
Chance, Luck, Errors in Nature, Fate, Destruction As a Finale by Chris Zabriskie is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 license. creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0
Artist: http://chriszabriskie.comVectric V11 HighlightsMichael Mezalick2021-07-21 | Special Announcement – Vectric Version 11 What’s New within the Version 11 of the Vectric software. Part 1
Chance, Luck, Errors in Nature, Fate, Destruction As a Finale by Chris Zabriskie is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 license. creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0
Artist: http://chriszabriskie.comHow to effectively reduce 3D model Z height without loss of detailsMichael Mezalick2021-07-18 | How to effectively reduce Z height without loss of details Episode 46 We’ll look at several options on how to reduce the Z height without the major loss of details
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Artist: http://incompetech.comPhoto VCarve VS Photo VCarve Toolpath in Aspire. Whats the difference VectricMichael Mezalick2021-06-27 | PhotoVCarve VS Photo VCarve Toolpaths Episode 44 The episode is a close look at the differences and similarities of PhotoVCarve (standalone software) and the Toolpathing options in Aspire and Vcarve for Photos. Vectric Trial Versions ASPIRE vectric.com/free-trial/aspire
Music: Cocktails And Lobsters by Alexander Nakarada Link: filmmusic.io/song/4791-cocktails-and-lobsters License: filmmusic.io/standard-licenseMadonna University Heritage Center Stained Glass WindowMichael Mezalick2021-06-20 | Episode 43 A short video about the making of the Front Stained Glass window for the Felician Sisters Heritage Center. The window measures 14 feet wide X 7 feet tall and is backlit with LED panels
#Vectric #Aspire #VCarve #3D Models #STL Files # Custom 3D Models # CNC TutorialsGuilloche and the Photo-VCarve toolpath VectricMichael Mezalick2021-06-13 | Guilloche and the Photo VCarve Toolpath Episode 42 We’ll be using the Vectric VCarve software to create a security seal in the design technique of guilloche and a quick look into the Photo VCarve toolpath.
Unwritten Return by Kevin MacLeod Link: incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/4570-unwritten-return License: filmmusic.io/standard-licenseTileable Texture in ASPIRE Episode 40Michael Mezalick2021-05-30 | Tileable Textures Episode 40 In this episode we’ll walk thru the step on how to create tileable textures from non-tileable clipart found within the Vectric Aspire software We’ll be using the Vectric Aspire software for this project.
Music:Play BallMichael Mezalick2021-05-23 | Play Ball Episode 39 In this episode we’ll walk thru the steps of a rather unique approach to create a 3D model of a baseball. We’ll be using the Vectric Aspire software for this project. Vectric Tutorials vectric.com/support/tutorials/aspire
Artist: http://incompetech.comParametric Designing with VCarve and Aspire Episode 38Michael Mezalick2021-05-16 | Parametric Designs Episode 38 In this weeks episode we’ll at the concept of creating parametric artwork and furniture while using Vectric’s Vcarve and Aspire software.
Images: Parametric designs.jpg Designed by Sharan Architecture+Design Sharan Sharma the clicker Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 4.0 Parametric designs.jpg Copy [[File:Parametric designs.jpg|Parametric_designs]]Copy June 4, 2019 682 × 1,024 image/jpeg Parametric Images commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Parametric_designs.jpg commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/User:Sharan_Sharma_the_clicker This file is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 4.0 International license. No changes were madeBits and Pieces of the Vectric Aspire software Episode 37Michael Mezalick2021-05-09 | Bits & Pieces Episode 37 In this episode we’ll look at several items that are often ask about. How to correctly create a rope border, fixing a missing part in a 3D model, using the offset 3D model tool and text on a curve. These Items are in the Aspire software
Artist: http://audionautix.comExport Import with Vectric Aspire Episode 36Michael Mezalick2021-05-02 | Export / Import Episode 36 In this episode we’ll walk thru the step of exporting 3D models and importing them back into Vectric’s Aspire software to create new and interesting models.
Promote Your Business by Rafael Krux Link: filmmusic.io/song/5589-promote-your-business- License: filmmusic.io/standard-licenseHow to create a 3D model from a JPG using Vectrics AspireMichael Mezalick2021-04-25 | Jpg to 3D model Episode 35 In this episode we’ll look at creating a 3D model form a bitmap image. Here’s a link to a beginner tutorial about how to create components. 3D Modeling for Newbies Lesson 1 Creating Components with Aspire
Music: Your license: "FREE CC" License number: TTFREE161148993053267406 For track: Pocket Groove3D Model Manipulation in VCarve 2 Episode 34Michael Mezalick2021-04-18 | Model Manipulation in VCarve Part 2 Episode 34 In this video we’ll continue to explore how to manipulate a 3D model from within the Vcarve Software. Hopefully this will encourage you to explore more possibilities.
Music: www.bensound.com" or "Royalty Free Music from Bensound" Music: www.bensound.com" or "Royalty Free Music from Bensound"3D Model Manipulation in VCarve Part 1 Episode 33Michael Mezalick2021-04-11 | Model Manipulation Episode 33 In this episode we’ll look at using Vectric’s Vcarve to manipulate 3D files. All of this can also be done using the Aspire software.
Image Used http://clipartmag.com/firefighter-clipart-black-and-white Firefighter Clipart Black And WhiteCeltic Weave In Vectrics VCarveMichael Mezalick2021-04-04 | Episode 32 Custom Shaped Celtic Weaves In this episode we’ll look at creating a Celtic Weave in a custom shape. Hopefully this can help expand your design ideas to your clients.
Artist: http://incompetech.comGothic Frame using Vectric AspireMichael Mezalick2021-03-28 | Episode 31 The Making of a Wooden Gothic Frame In this short video I’ll show you a real world project to recreate a large Gothic frame. It’s a simple 2 rail sweep project that shows you can create large works as well as small
Just Nasty by Kevin MacLeod Link: incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/3948-just-nasty License: filmmusic.io/standard-licenseModeling Resolution in Vectrics VCarve and AspireMichael Mezalick2021-03-21 | Episode 30 Modeling Resolution in VCarve and Aspire In this episode we’ll take a look at the Model Resolution and the Preview Simulation Quality within the Vectric software. We’ll compare each and how they can affect the end product of your 3D model carving. We hope this will help and encourage you to be creative on your 3D modeling and CNC carvings. Vectric Tutorials vectric.com/support/tutorials/aspire?playlist=TutorialCategories
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Image File:Jack Webb Joe Friday Dragnet 1957.jpg commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Jack_Webb_Joe_Friday_Dragnet_1957.jpg This work is in the public domain in the United States because it was published in the United States between 1926 and 1977, inclusive, without a copyright notice. For further explanation, see Commons:Hirtle chart as well as a detailed definition of "publication" for public art. Note that it may still be copyrighted in jurisdictions that do not apply the rule of the shorter term for US works (depending on the date of the author's death), such as Canada (50 p.m.a.), Mainland China (50 p.m.a., not Hong Kong or Macao), Germany (70 p.m.a.), Mexico (100 p.m.a.), Switzerland (70 p.m.a.), and other countries with individual treaties.3D Modeling for Newbies Lesson 9 Making a 3D BadgeMichael Mezalick2021-03-07 | 3D Modeling for Newbies Episode27 Lesson 9 In this lesson we’ll look at the basic parts of badge construction The tools we’ll be using are; Draw vectors Create shapes Changing Component Properties