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The GlassHole Experience
United States
Registrace 5. 06. 2020
The GlassHole Experience is a online lampworking tutorial platform that teaches creatives how to lampwork and improve their skills! We are here to share our knowledge and encourage our viewers to improve upon their glass blowing abilities and reach their personal goals, all while sharing our love for this medium.
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Killer Snowman Pendant - The GHE
zhlédnutí 2,2KPřed 3 lety
Expand your sculptural lampworking abilities in the latest GlassHole Experience tutorial. Follow along with awarding winning lampworker GlassHole has be builds and sculpts a Killer Snowman and how he turns it into a unique pendant.
Functional Zombie - The GHE
zhlédnutí 4,1KPřed 3 lety
In this tutorial, award winning lampworking artist GlassHole walks you through the entire process in a step by step manner in creating a fully functional zombie piece. Learn how to sculpt a body in its entirety while also learning the proper order of operations for construction.
Female GonG Joint - The GHE
zhlédnutí 1,9KPřed 4 lety
Learn how to make one of the most essential elements on any functional piece, a FEMALE glass on glass joint. This will be a key tutorial for those working towards cleaner and tighter fitting joints.
Clear Tube Encased Colored Tubing - The GHE
zhlédnutí 8KPřed 4 lety
In this tutorial, we will learn how to sleeve colored tubing with clear. This technique not only protects the color it also gives your finished product a clean, glassy shine.
Sheet Glass From Tubing - The GHE
zhlédnutí 964Před 4 lety
Here I cover how to make sheet glass from tubing. Perfect for creating street signs, making specific shapes, or even using it to make a cape on a super hero.
Clear Tube Encased Color Rod - The GHE
zhlédnutí 2,3KPřed 4 lety
In this tutorial we will cover how to quickly encase a colored rod to protect the color itself for future applications. This is also a prep technique for advanced cane working.
Clear Rod Encased Colored Tubing - The GHE
zhlédnutí 3,5KPřed 4 lety
Here I will show you an application for quickly encasing colored tubing to protect the color itself for use in future applications.
Blow Through Lampworking Tutorial - The GHE
zhlédnutí 21KPřed 4 lety
A seamless way to make colored tubing. If you hate the lines that may appear when coil potting certain colors, this is the technique used for avoiding that issue.
Vortex Marble Lampworking Tutorial - The GHE
zhlédnutí 18KPřed 4 lety
Learn how to create an optical illusion in glass. We will learn the layering technique for creating this classic marble.
Push Mushroom Lampworking Tutorial - The GHE
zhlédnutí 3,8KPřed 4 lety
The classical mushroom that has been made for generations. This tutorial walks you through creating a mushroom inside a clear encasement, a perfect beginner project.
Stringer Pull Lampworking Tutorial - The GHE
zhlédnutí 2,9KPřed 4 lety
How to pull a string with control to ensure continuity of shape, thickness and length.
Great instructions! Thank you so much 😊
I make micro heady pieces and this is one thing I've been wanting to make myself so they will mach better
Awesome explanation 👏 subbed
How do you set your kiln? What temperature is it at and how long are you anealling?
Ive been really pushing my glass in the mold, and it never comes out right. thank you so much for the tip/instruction about actually using the mold correctly
This is why i quit lampworking. Making just a color tube takes an hour and people want to buy the piece for 30 bucks its crazy.
BIG knowledge! Thank you for the vid3o!!!!
Very beautiful and practical ! Do you one can pull smalti filati with this kind of glass ?
I've been searching for a tut on pulling FLAT stingers. Can anyone direct me?
У номінації - "Я художник, я так бачу." це зайняло б перше місце. Але не більше.
Borderline disrespectful that you can just pull stringers this easy😂😭
Thanks so much for the tutorial! It was so helpful! I’m trying to incorporate blown glass, canes, etc into my fused art. Do you know how borosilicate will reacted with 90COE?
This was really cool. I just recently purchased a vortex marble in a glass shop by the coast. You have given me the closure I needed on how it was made.
This technique is also used for pulling cane in borosilicate only. Don’t try this with soft glass. That can be pulled all from one heat 😍 it’s so much nicer to work with. Also, this technique (especially for pulling consistent, even, cane) has a high skill ceiling and requires years of practice to master. Don’t expect to be good after a few tries.
Думаю багато що залежить від координації рухів та внутрішніх страхів, які заставляють тремтіти руки.
I like how you tubulate the rod instead of pressing a divot into a puck! Looks like a way more even wall because you start with that small perfect bubble so the rest of the wall falls into evenness. Well done and thanks for the knowledge
Awesome tutorial, I will definitely try that. I still need a Kiln, which one do you use or do you maybe have a suggestion for me?
You a fuckin boss glasshole.❤
What diameter tubing are you starting with? I'm very new.
Cool noice thanks Ricky 🥷🏼👩🏻🦼🔥
nice tech bro
One artist to another, love yer werk bro
Thank you! Well done. wondering if you can help me. I have been having trouble with my larger marbles cracking in the kiln while they are cooling. andy advice? thank you
Oh thank you so much! I’ve been coil potting and I always get the wines and uneven wall thickness that looks like a much better way to do it! So I will subscribe have a great day🎉❤
Please share tips on why I lost the colors I used for my swirl pendant. It came only one color blue grayish. I used 4 bright colors opaque and clear.
Love your table setup so practical for what you do and simple !
Thank you for this tutorial, it help a beginner like me a lot. You are awesome teacher👏👌 🔥
wow that 2nd technique looks so essential to be able to pull consistent lengths and thicknesses >.> but damn it looks tough
Thank you for the video. I do a lot of tube encasement myself. Must give this a try. I love the technique for getting the most out of your colour by blowing out clear to the same diameter on either side of it. Its tips and tricks like that that I appreciate the most. Good stuff!
This is great but I can’t find a good video of how to directly attach a joint to a can without the bubble at the bottom. I’m doing 45 degree joints with a removable downstem. Any help would be amazing
Do you mean you want to have the lip of the joint flush with your work? If that's the case form the joint and attach it and after you finish the seal go back with the tool you used to make it to make sure it's still correct size. I hope that helps
Great tutorial, with very clear and informative voice over. Thank you for sharing, there are not enough sculptural glass working technique videos out there.
love your videos, you explain things well. could you tell me what temps you use on your kiln to anneal your marbles and jewelry so they dont crack?
Is the 13mm clear rod just under the flame when adding the color lines?
Great demo. Sweet looking marble too. Thank you!
Sick man thanks so much for sharing!!
So you said the rim of the mold, not pushing the marble into the mold, is that correct?
Krass wie man so was schafen kann..
wow perfect
Wow so awesome thanks for the tips I think itll help a lot !
Nice job
Pleasure watching you work!
Thisake my caps look smooth like butta
Dope video man. Really nice tutorial, great commentary.
I hope you well haven’t seen video in awhile. Your amazing guy and artist. Thx
Beautiful pull!
I love the technique, I've been shoving the end of my clear rod into a cone shape first and then putting on the color.... but just striping it down the side makes soooo much more sense.
Great video! Definitely showed me what I was doing wrong
just found you man ,,,as a fellow blower,, i know it a hard world to be found ,,,great work ,,, hope you are still working ,. art is never easy
Love the video! Thanks!
man where have you been! missing your vids!
that glass sophieta tho