Bullseye Glass Co. is a leader in promoting glass art worldwide—through quality production of colored glass for art and architecture, research, education, and the presentation of innovative glass art in our fine arts gallery.
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Dear Bullseye,
I don't need to refer to my 008103 Casting Sample Set every day. Where can I store it?
Just Wondering.
Dear JW,
First off, we think you should be using it every day ;> but that's another topic. Let's take a look at what Stoffobeads has figured out: http://stoffobeads.blogspot.com/2009/11/
And Part One: http://stoffobeads.blogspot.com/2009/11/
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I don't need to refer to my 008103 Casting Sample Set every day. Where can I store it?
Just Wondering.
Dear JW,
First off, we think you should be using it every day ;> but that's another topic. Let's take a look at what Stoffobeads has figured out: http://stoffobeads.blogspot.com/2009/11/
And Part One: http://stoffobeads.blogspot.com/2009/11/
BulleyeVeč
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Mostly photos of beads and other glass items. Discussions on lampworking with some comments about how, why, or what inspires or inspired me to make beads or other items out of glass.
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This piece, made of Bullseye glass, is on display at Weisser Glass Gallery until 12/6/09. For details, visit http://wovenglass.com/sec_shows.htm
Bullseye Glass Co. Bullseye Gallery visits Miami soon!
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Bullseye Gallery is pleased to participate in Art Miami, December 2 - 6, 2009 with works by five international artists working in kilnformed glass: Jun Kaneko (Japan/USA), Richard Whiteley (Australia), Mel Douglas (Australia), Jessica Loughlin (Australia), and April Surgent (USA).
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Just Dilute It: new "Make It" project at http://www.bullseyeglass.com/pdf/project
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New revised color edition of "TipSheet 5: Bullseye Box Casting" now available:
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Bullseye Glass Co. Working Glass photos: same artwork as before, now with Awards Night snapshots!
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It is the 21st century. Stuff is made in China, Indonesia and Vietnam. That any product can be made by hand on an industrial scale in America today defies the economic odds. That many of those same hands – in their off hours – also make art, is the second miracle of Bullseye.
Bullseye Glass Co. TipSheet 8: Lost Wax Kilncasting is now available online.
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"TipSheet 8: Lost Wax Kilncasting". The methods covered include: building a two-layer refractory mold of a wax model, steaming out the wax, calculating the amount of glass needed to fill the mold, curing the mold, firing the mold and the glass, and removing the mold material.
Bullseye Glass Co. January-April Class Schedule for Bullseye Resource Center is now online and we are accepting registrations. Come to Portland to learn new kilnforming skills!
Debby Miller LOVE this place!
Bullseye Glass Co. Fans are invited to visit and join Bullseye Glass Co Forums, to share methods, questions, news, and ideas about kilnformed glass.
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In Bullseye Glass Co. forums, community members of all skill levels and backgrounds are invited to participate in thoughtful discussions about kilnforming glass
Bullseye Glass Co. Deborah Horrell is featured on Oregon Art Beat on November 12! View it on OPB-TV or right here:
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Public Broadcasting television and radio for Oregon and Southwest Washington
Chakradhar Sarangi The quality is excellent for Klin Work
Bullseye Glass Co. Lani's wish list
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For better or worse, an art fair is ultimately about buying and selling. And the buyers are an undeniable force in what is shown. But what about those of us who can often only buy with our eyes?
