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New Workshop VideoFlowed Away with Nathan Sandberg. Subscribe Now. Over 100 lessons. Only $45 a year. Bullseye Videos aims to inspire kiln-glass makers everywhere, helping them build foundation skills, acquire new techniques, and discover new forms and projects.
See glass in a new light. Watch The Corning Museum of Glass channel for live glassmaking demonstrations, artist profiles, glassmaking technique demos, conservation case studies, lectures by ...
Artists and Techniques Videos. Explore video series that offer in-depth looks at artists at work, both Artists-in-Residence at The Studio and master glassmakers, as well as foundational glassworking techniques for all levels. Plus, view live demonstrations presented by Studio Instructors on the Museum's YouTube channel.
Creating a free blown glass bottle involves gathering molten glass on a blowpipe, shaping it on a marver, and blowing a bubble. The bubble is stretched into a tube, inflated to form the vessel body, and the bottom is flattened. The mouth is shaped using a pontil, and after a reheating, the opening is reshaped. The finished vessel is then cooled ...
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- Color is added to the glass a few different ways. Colored powder, frit (small chuncks of colored glass), or rods of colored glass. The color is add...
- The pipes are preheated before you use them because glass sticks to things that are hot, if they were too cool the glass wouldn't stick. To answer...
- The history of glassmaking can be traced back to 3500 BCE in Mesopotamia. From Wikipedia http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_glass
- The Corning Museum of Glass has TONS of videos. Check out their youtube account for many more videos on glassmaking!
- Yes, it is true! When you heat sand to 3,200 degrees Fahrenheit it becomes glass.
- Silica, the main component in sand! Historically, glass was actually made from sand, and when thunder hits sand it forms glass. Cool, right?
- The raw materials mixture for glass melting is termed "batch". The raw materials used are sand, trona, lime, albite, orthoclase, dolomite, and bora...
- Wonder no more! You can find the history of glass at: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Glass#History_of_silicate_glass
CMoG YouTube Channel. The Corning Museum of Glass YouTube channel features live glassmaking demonstrations, artist profiles, glassmaking technique demos, conservation case studies, lectures by artists, curators, writers and historians, how-tos by museum experts, and oral history interviews.
Origins – The Bullseye Glass Story – Trailer. Three hippie art school grads came to Portland in the 70s and, in a merry prankster sort of way, ended up starting the world's biggest little art glass factory. Fifty years later, Bullseye Glass Co. and that little factory have become the epicenter of a growing global community of makers.
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It’s easy to learn the basics of fusing glass. It’s also challenging, fun, and the possibilities are endless. In the video lesson below, you will learn how to fuse layers of glass in a kiln. You’ll also explore the properties of fused glass as an art-making material. Below the video, we’ve included a few links suggesting some next steps ...
