Design a water scene for a stained-glass bathroom door

UPDATE: While we have two doors that need a design, this contest will only require ONE DESIGN for one of the doors. We plan to then work together in a separate 1-on-1 project with the winning designer to design the second door. We are renovating a beautiful old German apartment and would like a STAINED-GLASS DESIGN FOR OUR BATHROOM DOOR (pictures attached). It should be one cohesive design that will spread across four different glass pieces. DESIGN Since it is a bathroom door, we would like a WATER SCENE AND COLORS. Our preference is for a JUGENDSTIL design that fits the age of the apartment (built in 1883). We have attached reference photos of designs we like, and if you don't know the Jugendstil style, here an explanation: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jugendstil We would also like that a BORDER be incorporated that runs around the design to make it more cohesive (see example pictures attached). IMPORTANT: This design will be EXECUTED IN REAL LIFE. Your design so needs to be constructed in a way that it can be replicated with stained glass to be inserted into our bathroom door. That, for example, means: - Creating shapes are ones that can be cut out in glass - Avoiding anything that tapers off into a thin point. These are difficult to cut, so widen the ends a bit. - Don’t have shapes that don’t join up with other shapes. You can’t have shapes that stop in the middle of the glass, there must be a lead line to the edge, or to another shape. - Don’t have lots of points joining in the same place. They will end up creating a big blob of solder. Try putting a circle where they meet instead. - Avoid concave curves. They’re the most difficult shapes to cut as the glass wants to break on the inside of the curve, so don’t make them too deep. Try to avoid them altogether if possible. - Small subjects or made full of tiny pieces. It will look like a lump of lead. - Hourglass pieces that will crack in its narrow part sooner or later, possibly while soldering. - A big thing you want to avoid when drawing your lines is drawing interior 90-degree angles. If you’ve never created a design for stained glass before, there are many tutorials on what to watch out for, simply search for “stained glass pattern design”. Here two videos: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z5WLdlzmmyw & https://youtu.be/I-XA7jLS-rM?t=250 MOTIF: A lady with water pouring from her hands, which then forms a stream. DIMENSIONS: Attached you will find a sketch of the door and the four glass panes with their measurements, but just in case, here as well: Top: 93.6 cm wide x 62.6 cm high Middle: 74.6 cm wide x 27.6 cm high Bottom left: 33.8 cm wide x 124.6 cm high Bottom right: 33.8 cm wide x 124.6 cm high A NOTE ON STOCK We are looking for an original & creative design, so will have a strong preference for non-stock work. If you do decide to use stock, please DO NOT use stock as is. Stock should be edited and modified so it creates an original design, especially as it’s important to modify it to be able to be created as a stained-glass piece (see some notes on that above).

Additional information can be found attached, which includes: - Sketch of the bathroom door including the glass panes to include in your design with their dimension. Feel free to use this as a template where you superimpose your design. - Photo of the real-life door to see what it currently looks like - Examples of stained-glass water scenes we like as inspiration. A couple are specifically so you can see the use of a border we have mentioned in the brief.

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