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Tuesday, 17 September 2013 16:20

Glassblowing with Robert Mickelsen

Robert Mickelsen is probably the foremost flameworker in America. Here he demonstrates a technique called "graal", where different layers of color are built up, (almost like a jawbreaker). Then sandblasting is used to remove select areas, creating surface patterns. This is an excerpt from our Elements DVD. I remember the day we shot this...During set up our cameraman accidentally knocked over the graal center section of the vessel and it crashed to the floor! Mickelsen made a replacement section (which held up the shoot by two hours!) Anyway, here it is, and I hope you enjoy it. You can see a little more about what Mickelsen has to say on www.fireladyproductions.com...We've got a podcast on "creativity" where he shares his life's philosophy, one bleary eyed morning on a Melbourne, FL beach.

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Monday, 29 March 2010 14:32

Glasscraft Emerging Artist Award - Lee Silveri

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Flameworked Wedding Cake Toppers—Elegant Addition to the Market

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Glasscraft Emerging Artist Award - Yuka Kawakita

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Tuesday, 29 December 2009 15:00

Tent Spire

This tutorial by Tim Kornahrens features techniques for creating the hollow-form tent spires that were used in the Team Scientific Splash Cirque de Soleil–style IHGI project. It is available only on The Flow website to registered users.

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What's Hot

Information on new flameworking books and products including: new Effetre/Moretti colors from Frantz Art Glass & Supply; changeable bails from Rings & Things; “crinklized” patterns from Coatings By Sandberg; new colors for Fusion DX 90 from Uroboros; a full line of Friedrich Beadmaking 104 from Hot Glass Color; Karen Leonardo Featherbone and Fishbone tools; bronze pineapple molds from Olympic Color Rods; DichroMagic® from Austin Thin Films; Don McKinney’s Glory Hole from Ed Hoy International; new wine stoppers from Aanraku; flameworking needs from Trev’s Glass; three new colors from Momka’s Glass; the Mini Milon Bench Burner from Nortel Manufacturing; Art Bead Jewelry by Karen Leonardo from Kalmbach Books; the GM-2 LT controller from Skutt; and the fortieth annual Glass art Society (GAS) conference

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Tuesday, 29 December 2009 14:52

Jellyfish

Team Weinmayer (Bernd Weinmayer), the only one-man “team” at the 2009 International Hot Glass invitational (IHGI), created an illuminated Jellyfish. Assistant, Sean Müller, helped Bernd with the tiny connection work for the jelly’s head and tentacle ring.

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Tuesday, 29 December 2009 14:51

Kinetic Sculpture

Team Pitagora (Bandhu Dunham, Andy Pollack, Cameron Reed, and Dan McCarney) entered a Kinetic Sculpture in the 2009 International Hot Glass invitational (IHGI). The movement of the kinetic glass artwork was designed specifically to draw the audience into the creative process.

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Tuesday, 29 December 2009 14:49

Dragon's Nest

Team Centrifugal Force (David Sandidge, Eric Goldschmidt, Lance Sanford, and Josh Bergesen) presented their Dragon’s Nest at the 2009 International Hot Glass invitational (IHGI). It showcased a three-tiered nest with hatching eggs plus a leaf-and-floral base. The main structure was created using Venetian techniques including incalmos and large flames.

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Tuesday, 29 December 2009 14:48

Rocking Vegas

Team Rocker (Marcel Braun, Hamm Brushland, Elijah Copeland, and Carlin C$ Sage) won third place in the 2009 International Hot Glass Invitational (IHGI) with Rocking Vegas, a giant clear-glass rocking chair. The members’ collective ingenuity created a pass-through annealer and overcame obstacles faced during and after transport to the event.

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Elements at Play

Team Scientific Splash (Doni Hatz, Tim Kornahrens, Julie Riggs, and Tim Williams) won second place in the 2009 International Hot Glass Invitational (IHGI) with Elements at Play, a Cirque du Soleil–style sculpture. Featured were aerial artists flying high amidst colorful hollow-form tent spires, a hamster-wheel contraption, and ornamental flames.

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