Three hippie art school grads came to Portland in the 70s and, in a merry prankster sort of way, ended up starting the world's biggest little art glass factory. Fifty years later, Bullseye Glass Co. and that little factory have become the epicenter of a growing global community of makers.
Laser-printable decal paper lets you transfer your favorite images to glass. Use the easy application technique shown here and you’ll be ready to make your mark!
They say a circle is a timeless symbol for eternity. Well, it only takes a jiffy to cut one from glass with a studio circle cutter.
Scraping your kiln shelves is about to get faster, easier, and tidier with this handy wet method.
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 a demonstration of rich reactive potential, this lesson combines a streaky sheet glass style called Petrified Wood with Robin’s Egg Blue, a copper-bearing opalescent.
This 20-minute presentation focuses on the theory and process of getting the stress out of fused glass work and acts as an introduction to the new annealing cycle recommended by Bullseye.
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.
Learn the basics of working with Milestone decals, tips for applying them to sheet glass, and how to fire them for the best results.
In this video, Bullseye's Ted Sawyer demonstrates the finer points of the Bohle Silberschnitt Studio Circle Cutter.
In this video, Bullseye's Ted Sawyer demonstrates the finer points of the Bohle Silberschnitt Repetitive Small Circle Cutter.
