Before discovering glass samples, I created this image using the granite textures. When I figured out how to use the presets in Blade Pro, I tried green lead — maybe it's tarnished. But there was not enough contrast with my green and blue glass. So I tried using a reddish-purple lead, which I prefer to the green. I created this image without the help of Bladepro. I used Eye Candy Chrome. I was pretty happy with it. Then I found a demo of Bladepro at the Flaming Pear Website, and I created this. Not knowing how to access the presets, I just copied the settings from the lesson illustration. I prefer the Eye Candy Chrome version. I tried Baldepro tulip with different glass. Then I created the animated stained glass tulip. I don't think this tulip needs animation. I believe it's more attractive when static. I got to thinking about that Mah—beadedgold.q9q file. I thought there must be a way to apply it without having to change the settings manually. I started clicking around until I found the preset access button (why did Flaming Pear try to conceal it?). Then I made this beaded gold using the preset. Because I didn't much care for the changing colors animation, I tried some others. I thought this pixelated animation was fun.