Join artist Tim Carey for an in-depth, entertaining, nearly 2-hour creative journey into his painterly process. Along the way, you’ll learn up close and step-by-step how Carey creates his vivid portraits in glass.
As an artist-in-residence during winter of 2017, Jeffrey Stenbom pursued a project meant to address the current suicide crisis among returning U.S. military veterans.
In this BECon 2017 presentation, artist Jeffrey Stenbom outlines how his experiences as a combat soldier shape and motivate his work.
In this 5.5-hour Master Class Video, artist Alicia Lomné guides students in a meticulous exploration of the varied processes she uses to create her signature works.
In this 60-minute Master Class Video, Scotland-based artist Amanda Simmons shares the full process by which she creates her tall vessels.
This 90-minute comprehensive Master Class Video follows Richard Parrish in a step-by-step, live action instructional on how he creates his acclaimed Tapestry pieces.
Artist Miguel Unson demonstrates his signature “Zen Organico” approach - and thanks to Bullseye’s specially-equipped kiln, you will see the entire process unfold.
In this conversation moderated by Bulleye Projects director Lani McGregor, Klaus Moje and Bullseye founder Daniel Schwoerer recount the history of a foundational, pioneering relationship between an artist and a manufacturer.
Considered a master of fused glass, Quagliata states his goal is to "go further than I have previously. To rival my best work, then risk it by going further in order to learn more." This is the story of the work that resulted.
In this video lesson, we show you a variety of finished art pieces from contemporary artists working in kiln-glass.
Artist Dustin Sherron demonstrates his process for using Color Line Paints on glass. He says, "Layering Color Line Paints and powdered glass over multiple firings allows me to make paintings with both illusionistic and real depth."
Artist Ted Sawyer demonstrates his approach to working with powder on sheet glass, creating two signature pieces in the Research & Education studio of Bullseye Glass Co.