Topic Drawing

Underglaze Pencils L135

In this project-based lesson, we use a ceramic underglaze pencil to decorate coasters with ginkgo leaves.

In 2014, The Judson Studios secured an order to make the world’s largest single stained glass window, but that required facing a host of challenges.

Resurrection: The Transformation from Tradition with Tim Carey and Ted Sawyer L140

The Judson Studios created the world’s largest single stained glass window for the United Methodist Church of the Resurrection in Leawood, Kansas. This is the story of how they brought it to life.

In this project-based lesson, we will take a photograph and make it into a laser-printed decal, before firing the decal onto glass to make a fused plate.

Laser-Printed Sepia Decals L136

In this project-based lesson, we will demonstrate how to make a photograph into a laser-printed decal to be fired onto glass, to make a fused and slumped plate.

We gave three artists half-sheets of white glass, a pile of Vitrigraph stringers, time to draw with those stringers, and a list of words to serve as prompt.

Drawing with Vitrigraph Stringer L115

3 artists were each given half-sheets of white glass, a pile of vitrigraph stringers, one word and time to draw with those stringers. This video is the result.

This lesson offers an overview of how glass powder helps contribute to amazing art and design, surveying the tools and techniques used when working with it.

Working with Powders on Sheet L009

In this lesson you will learn about the tools and techniques involved and will get a broad overview of the ways glass powder can be used in art and design.

In this lesson, we'll explore a handy and affordable screen printing method that uses screen filler and drawing fluid to transfer images to glass.

Screen Printing with Screen Filler and Drawing Fluid L076

In this lesson, we'll explore a printing method that uses screen filler and drawing fluid.

This lesson addresses the kinds of imagery best suited to this method, processes for preparing the image on vinyl, and how to transfer images to the screen.

Screen Printing with Hand-Cut Stencils L061

In this lesson, you will learn what kinds of imagery are best suited to the hand-cut stencil method, the process of preparing the image on vinyl, transferring it to the screen, and how to clean up materials when you're finished

This lesson teaches Stacy Lynn Smith's approach to powder printing—preferred tools, process steps and cleaning up.

Powder Printing L059

Powder printing allows artists to produce archival images on glass with a range of colors, textures, and layers of transparency. This lesson is based on Stacy Lynn Smith's approach to powder printing.

This conclusion to Screen Printing with Enamels covers working safely with enamels, printing images onto glass, firing glass, and cleaning up afterwards.

Screen Printing with Enamels – Part 2 L031B

In Part 2 of the lesson, you will learn how to work safely with enamels, print your image onto the glass, fire the glass, and clean up or recycle materials when finished.

In this first part of a 2-part lesson, you will learn how to choose a silkscreen and an image for this process, before fixing it to the screen for printing.

Screen Printing with Enamels – Part 1 L031A

In Part 1 of the lesson, you will learn how to choose a silkscreen and an image for this process and how to prepare the image and fix it to the screen in preparation for printing.

Drawing with glass powder is a great way to explore and develop ideas. In this lesson, three people respond to a series of timed drawing exercises.

Drawing with Glass Powder L030

Drawing with glass powder frees you from the preciousness of the material, allowing you to take pleasure in drawing. See how three people respond to a series of timed drawing exercises based on an object.

This lesson offers exercises for becoming proficient in drawing with crushed glass powders and frits on sheet glass, a fluid and flexible creative method.

Drawing with Glass L008

Practice these exercises to become proficient in the method of drawing with crushed glass powders.

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