Showing posts with label beach. Show all posts
Showing posts with label beach. Show all posts
Beach Babe
Enjoying a much needed vacation, Roxie is soaking up rays while sporting stylish sunglasses. One has to admit, a guinea pig's life is pretty tough... being pampered daily, fresh veggie treats, and constant human adoration. Sometimes a piggy just needs a break from the daily grind. Good thing Ricardo Flamingo is there to help apply sunscreen and freshen up her lemonade.
Soda Lime Times - July 2016
"Goldie" look-a-like tutorial in the July Issue
Day at the Beach Tutorial PDF - Now Available
The "Day at the Beach" Tutorial packet is complete! The E-book is a compilation of 14 Beach/Ocean Themed Designs – included in this booklet are step by step TEXT instructions for intermediate to advanced flameworkers, 1 high-quality color photograph of each completed focal, a sketch booklet containing of each design in a 5-step progression, and helpful tips. In addition, I include all Effetre names and numbers used throughout the tutorials. All of the glass referenced in this book is COE-104.
The eBook includes a printable sketch packet. Example from the Spring Tutorial:
Why a printable sketch packet?
First, the packet illustrates the bead detail from start to finish. I wanted to give the reader a look into my world of glass design. I’m hoping the illustrations will help the reader become more adventurous and think outside the box. I suggest purchasing a set of colored pencils to experiment with the endless color options.
Second, I wanted to create an inexpensive booklet which includes a multitude of tutorials for intermediate to advanced students, who are unable to travel for classes/workshops. Also, I didn’t want to waste the readers time and their printer ink with instructions on “how to” create a simple round bead or press a lentil. I hope the innovative tutorial sketch concept is embraced by readers.
A preview of the tutorials found in the eBook.
The eBook includes a printable sketch packet. Example from the Spring Tutorial:
Why a printable sketch packet?
First, the packet illustrates the bead detail from start to finish. I wanted to give the reader a look into my world of glass design. I’m hoping the illustrations will help the reader become more adventurous and think outside the box. I suggest purchasing a set of colored pencils to experiment with the endless color options.
Second, I wanted to create an inexpensive booklet which includes a multitude of tutorials for intermediate to advanced students, who are unable to travel for classes/workshops. Also, I didn’t want to waste the readers time and their printer ink with instructions on “how to” create a simple round bead or press a lentil. I hope the innovative tutorial sketch concept is embraced by readers.
The packet is available via instant download through Etsy.
Surfacing
Gearing up for the "Day at the Beach" Workshop this weekend. So many ocean themed focals coming out of the kiln, not enough time in the day to photograph it all! Seriously, I need to take a second to tap the sand out of my shoes...
The expanded tutorial PDF with accompanying sketch packet will be coming soon to Etsy for those of you unable to attend the workshop. Here's wishing you a sunkissed weekend!
The expanded tutorial PDF with accompanying sketch packet will be coming soon to Etsy for those of you unable to attend the workshop. Here's wishing you a sunkissed weekend!
Shell Design
A hollow form is usually perfect for creating a sea shell, however what if a lampworker is hollow-challenged? The design came about to help students create a shell without the frustration of perfecting hollows.
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