Bring the Heat: Carl Siglin and G Brian Juk Create Marbleized Marvels
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- čas přidán 15. 02. 2021
- Watch as master glassmakers Carl Siglin and G Brian Juk create pieces in hot glass using encalmo, a Venetian glass blowing technique, while demonstrating two completely different ways to marbleize colored glass. Siglin will demonstrate a “switched axis” vertical encalmo pattern when creating a tall organic vase vessel, and Juk will incorporate the standard horizontal encalmo pattern in the creation of a flat, symmetrical platter. See the final pieces starting at 1:59:34.
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You guy's are very talented and it's a joy to watch you all.
This is the only thing that completely distracts me from the World of troubles we're in. A couple of hours of focused creative peace, and that extraordinary co-operation! Thank you all for sharing your wonderful work.
These two guys are hilarious. Cant remember last time I laughed so much during a demo. And I watch most of your demos. Thanks for all the great advice & the laughs.
Thanks for watching!
They are funny 😄
I wish I can attend it live someday 👍🏼
AWESOME.. BEAUTIFUL PIECES!! :)
Absolutely beautiful! Wonderful to watch exquisite work of how these pieces are made. So very glad to see you guys on YT live. Wish you could do even longer shows so you're not rushing to get done. But absolutely beautiful work. Take care & God bless!!!
Thanks for watching! The live streams this fall will all be longer than an hour to show the whole process so stay tuned and be sure to subscribe!
You can definitely see the foot through the platter. But still amazing to see
Magnífico !!
For sure hands to the mob in the AV booth!
What a beautiful piece
Thanks for watching!
I didn't know that the weather down under was just like here in Kentucky. Don't like it? Wait 5 minutes, it will change.
Your rainy day dogs look cozy, saving you a spot by the TV.
Shop looking good.
Amazing. Its beautiful
My brother in Texas wants you to bring some heat down there. :)
😂 Wish we could! Hope everyone is safe and warm!
So brilliant ty 👏
I watched this three times before figuring out how a wide mouth bowl it went in and a flat platter came out. Just by spinning it faster? That's insane.
I loved seeing the fix of putting a bit of glass over the holes. I'd love to see a video of gaffers making every mistake in the book and how to fix it 😂
How many mistakes and fixes can you make on one vessel 🤔
I'd like to watch that too, as well as some cold working.
I thought this was a new video. Lol but I remember seeing this a few days ago. Is this one including pics at the end of the vessels?
Yes, we post the video after the live stream to show the final pieces out of the annealer. Thanks for watching!
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Why the funnel on the air hose?
have you ever blown things out of proportion? is this where the phrase comes from?
We're not sure on the origins of the phrase, but you can blow out a piece unevenly. Thanks for watching!
Spread the gospel❤️❤️❤️
nice socks
Speak to much…