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This lesson covers color theory basics, including technical color vocabulary, color schemes, ways colors interact, and ways color can affect a composition.

Color Theory Basics L113

Learn some of the basics of color theory, including the vocabulary used to describe color, color schemes, the ways that colors interact, and some of the ways that color can affect a composition.

This lesson offers an overview of flameworking before demonstrating how to create basic flameworked elements, which are combinable with kilnformed objects.

Flameworking and Kilnforming L109

Here, we'll discuss how flameworking can be combined with kilnforming to achieve effects that range from representational to abstract.

How to Choose a Glass for Kilnforming L025

This lesson suggests some of the criteria to consider as you investigate your choices of kiln-glass.

This lesson highlights the fundamental properties of glass, the basic forms of art glass and their uses, and how it is made at Bullseye Glass Company.

What is Glass? L013

In this lesson, you will learn about the fundamental properties of glass, the basic forms of art glass and their uses, and how art glass is made at Bullseye Glass Company.

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.

Fusing Basics L007

New to glass fusing? Ready to begin your glass fusing education? Good news, you've come to the right place.

In this lesson, you will learn how to use Bullseye Shelf Primer, an affordable, essential, and highly effective separator.

Preparing Kiln Shelves L002

In this lesson you will learn how to use Bullseye Shelf Primer, an affordable and highly effective separator.

Artists at Work: Dustin Sherron L146

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."

In this lesson, we'll explore basic principles of design like unity, variety, rhythm, pattern, and movement while using powder-printed elements.

Principles of Design L107

A deeper understanding of the basic principles of design will help you make more confident decisions in your work. In this lesson, we'll explore these principles of design using powder printed elements.

In this project-based lesson, we'll create a glass bowl using Petrified Wood, illustrating some of the gorgeous reactive effects this glass makes possible.

Petrified Wood Bowl L128A

In this project-based lesson, we'll work with a streaky sheet glass style called Petrified Wood, which contains a unique combination of reactive glasses that develop with heatwork

This lesson covers how to set up a drilling station, how to mark and drill holes in different kinds of glass, and how to use a second bit to flare the hole.

Drilling Small Holes in Glass L106

Knowing how to drill small holes in glass opens up many design options for kilnformed works. Learn how to set up your drilling station and more in this lesson.

Gluing glass to glass is easy! We'll show how to do it by creating a centerpiece from two slumped bowls using a two-part epoxy to create a durable bond.

Gluing Glass to Glass L105

In this lesson we demonstrate how to combine two or more pieces of glass by creating a centerpiece from two slumped bowls.

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