Life on the Rails: Intermediate Glassblowing Techniques
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I am proud to announce the newest glassblowing technique book for hotshop soft glass called Life on the Rails. The 285 page layout includes 837 colored process illustrations of glassblowing instruction accompanied by detailed explanation of invisible forces like heat, gravity, and pressure. Some contents include cleaning the studio, gathering, starter bubbles, maintaining a centered bubble, loading into the annealer, the jackline, flattening the bottom, the transfer, trimming, opening the lip, color applications, torches, and much more! This information leads up to the creation of the basic shapes: sphere, cylinder, cone, inverse cone, bottle, bowl, and plate. Most importantly, troubleshooting portions are scattered throughout the pages. Full page charcoal illustrations depict fifteen teachers, artists, and friends who played a pivotal role in my glass education and journey.
I see this book as a new teaching tool to build a foundation for technical skills that will inspire individual artistic thought and design.
The information caters to students who have taken a beginning glassblowing class. It’s for someone who is acquainted with the studio, equipment, and tools and who is starting to develop hand manipulation skills. I hope this book will benefit both the current and next generation of education in furnace glassblowing.
I am proud to announce the newest glassblowing technique book for hotshop soft glass called Life on the Rails. The 285 page layout includes 837 colored process illustrations of glassblowing instruction accompanied by detailed explanation of invisible forces like heat, gravity, and pressure. Some contents include cleaning the studio, gathering, starter bubbles, maintaining a centered bubble, loading into the annealer, the jackline, flattening the bottom, the transfer, trimming, opening the lip, color applications, torches, and much more! This information leads up to the creation of the basic shapes: sphere, cylinder, cone, inverse cone, bottle, bowl, and plate. Most importantly, troubleshooting portions are scattered throughout the pages. Full page charcoal illustrations depict fifteen teachers, artists, and friends who played a pivotal role in my glass education and journey.
I see this book as a new teaching tool to build a foundation for technical skills that will inspire individual artistic thought and design.
The information caters to students who have taken a beginning glassblowing class. It’s for someone who is acquainted with the studio, equipment, and tools and who is starting to develop hand manipulation skills. I hope this book will benefit both the current and next generation of education in furnace glassblowing.
PRICE:
Ship to USA 65.00 USD (+TAX)
Ship to Canada 75.00 USD (+TAX)
Ship to EU and elsewhere 85.00 USD (+TAX)
PAYMENT OPTIONS:
-Check (make payable to Ciezki Design LLC)
3126 N 6th Ave
Phoenix, AZ 85013
-Pay over the phone by credit card: Tel: 708.625.5608 (VISA, Master Card, American Express, or Discover)
ONLINE:
-PayPal to: glassblowing.techniques@gmail.com
SEND:
-Payment
-Shipping address
-E-mail for receipt, and
-It's on its way!
Ship to USA 65.00 USD (+TAX)
Ship to Canada 75.00 USD (+TAX)
Ship to EU and elsewhere 85.00 USD (+TAX)
PAYMENT OPTIONS:
-Check (make payable to Ciezki Design LLC)
3126 N 6th Ave
Phoenix, AZ 85013
-Pay over the phone by credit card: Tel: 708.625.5608 (VISA, Master Card, American Express, or Discover)
ONLINE:
-PayPal to: glassblowing.techniques@gmail.com
SEND:
-Payment
-Shipping address
-E-mail for receipt, and
-It's on its way!
European Distribution: Gent Glas
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Gent Glas Huidevetterken 24 Gent, Belgium 9000 Phone: +32488357470 E-Mail: info@gentglas.com Website: http://gentglas.com/ |
My project over the next few years is the advanced book. It will cover techniques such as handles, wraps, rings, folds, cane, optic molds, goblets, and much more! Find the newest illustrations on my digital art page here!
Five dollars of the first hundred book sales was donated to CERF+ (Craft Emergency Relief Fund)
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