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artist Miguel Unson demonstrates his signature “Zen Organico” approach, in which glass stringers placed vertically in a bed of frit.

Artists at Work: Miguel Unson L102

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 lesson, we set up a home studio around a Paragon BenchTop-16, a compact top-loading kiln, addressing its placement and initial firing.

Bringing Home Your New Kiln L086

You can accomplish a lot in a home studio with just a kiln, a table or bench, and some basic tools. Let us show you how.

Attaching French Cleats L082

What if you wanted a glass panel to look as if it were floating in front of a wall without any hardware obstructing the view? Try this.

Rudi Gritsch himself demonstrates how you can use the G-Manu Cut 1 (and Cut 2 Extension) to make quick and accurate cuts of a variety shapes and patterns.

G-Manu Glass Cutting System L079

Rudi Gritsch demonstrates how you can use the G-Manu Cut 1 (and Cut 2 Extension) to make quick and accurate cuts in a variety shapes and patterns. The savings of time and material are limitless!

The video lessons found at Bullseye Videos provide foundational skills, inspiration, and new leading-edge approaches to learning how to use kiln-glass.

Bullseye Kiln-glass Education Online Trailer #2 L065

Our educational video series explores a range of kiln-glass methods and lessons taught in Bullseye's classes. In 2015, we saw our library reach 60 videos from beginning to advanced and released this promotional video.

Bullseye Studio partners with design professionals from around the world to develop and install architectural-scale works made from kiln-glass.

Kiln-Glass in Architectural Settings L041

Bullseye Glass Company partners with design professionals to develop and install architectural-scale kiln-glass works. This video introduces some of those collaborations.

A virtual tour of the Bullseye Factory, starting in the Production department, and moving through Batch, Melt, Casting, Quality Control and Shipping.

Bullseye Factory Tour L040

See how our glass is made on a tour of the one and only Bullseye Glass Factory. Start in our Production department, then make your way through Batch, Melt, Casting, Quality Control and Shipping.

This project-based lesson models how to create a segment slab, cut it into cross-sectional pieces, and use those pieces to make a finished work.

Pattern Bar: Segment Slab L039

In this fun and easy project-based lesson you will learn how to create a segment slab, cut it into cross-sectional pieces and use them to design and make finished work.

The lessons found at Bullseye Videos provide foundational skills, inspiration, and new leading-edge approaches to kiln-glass.

Bullseye Kiln-glass Education Online Trailer #1 L032

2012: The first of our Bullseye Kiln-Glass Education Online promotional videos, when we had just 30 videos available.

This lesson surveys several types of glass projects undertaken using kiln-glass. It then details how anyone, anywhere might begin making with kiln-glass.

What is Kiln-glass? L029

In this lesson you will learn about the types of glass projects commonly created in a kiln and how you could begin making them.

This lesson covers strategies for working with multiple firings, the cumulative effect of heatwork on glass, and how to anneal works fired multiple times.

Considerations for Multiple Firings L130

Here, we cover strategies for successfully reheating pre-fired work, the cumulative effect of heatwork on glass, how to anneal works that have been fired multiple times, as well as some special considerations.

In this lesson, you'll learn about firing to different tack fuse temperatures, firing schedule considerations, and effective annealing.

Tips for Tack Fusing L129

In this lesson, you'll learn the effects of firing to different tack fuse temperatures. We'll also cover firing schedule considerations to avoid thermal shock and promote effective annealing.

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