More OC novice glass fusing

This was another experiment with techniques, firing times etc. There was never really a plan for the final product, but I knew I wanted to jumble opposites of the color wheel in a high fire, cut everything up and reassemble with primary color divisions. It turned out much oranger than expected, but I learned a lot so who cares….someone in my family will get a hideous 30 pound glass clock for xmas 😛 I forgot to take pics at certain stages, but you get the point. Ugg cant wait to get this thing out of my house.


We start with a lesson on why you should use tools and not fingers:



You can stack it any way you want, but every color flows as it wishes. Blood spatter makes the glass gods happy…



Playing around with a layout.



On the shelf and dammed up.



After a lot of coldworking I need to drill the hole for the clock mechanism, but otherwise its pretty much finished.


This was another experiment with techniques, firing times etc. There was never really a plan for the final product, but I knew I wanted to jumble opposites of the color wheel in a high fire, cut everything up and reassemble with primary color divisions. It turned out much oranger than expected, but I learned a lot so who cares….someone in my family will get a hideous 30 pound glass clock for xmas 😛 I forgot to take pics at certain stages, but you get the point. Ugg cant wait to get this thing out of my house.


We start with a lesson on why you should use tools and not fingers:



You can stack it any way you want, but every color flows as it wishes. Blood spatter makes the glass gods happy…



Playing around with a layout.



On the shelf and dammed up.



After a lot of coldworking I need to drill the hole for the clock mechanism, but otherwise its pretty much finished.


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