[robbla1981]

It started as a landscape on glass that I was drying under heat lamps.

now its a jigsaw pizzle you can cut yourself with.

on the plus side, the paint was dry...

FML

[mordecaidesign]

NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!

Oh man. I was just discussing this with another matte painter. I thought it would be a good idea for me to learn traditional painting on glass...

Rob, that ROYALLY sucks man. Thanks for sharing though!

[Stas Lobachev]

Hey, Rob! Great idea!
Thanks, man!

[DanteHR]

You could always try super-detailing a small section, perhaps the piece on the left and you could then make a new shot out of that for fun. The painting is looking good, I especially like the background rocks!

[KevinW]

Ah, I feel your pain. Had a few things I remember vividly go wrong like that, I just count it as the best practice ever and move on.

This could however turn into an interesting optical compositing challenge... but probably one your not keen on attempting.

I like the idea of super detailing one of them and turning it into it's own composition. Worst case you got some excellent practice. And that totally counts.

--
Kevin

[robbla1981]

a number of people actually suggested finishing the painting and presenting it as a "shattered landscape." haven't ruled that out yet, but for now I'm repainting it on a fresh sheet of glass.