Beau will be offering two classes with us this May. Freedom Through Flamework--Part 1, May 27th to 28th. In this two day intensive class students will learn to combine intricate detailed designs with unique sculptural forms. Learn a list of techniques spaning from the ancient to the newley discovered.
Some of the techniques being covered:
- Stringers and Stringer work
- Cased
- 4 point
- Squiggly
- Furrowing and Raking
- Spiral Feather
- Twisted Cane and Latticino
- Two Colour
- Three Colour and more
- Full Ribbon and Half Ribbon
- Graduated or split fountain
- Lacey Latticino
- Applying the Above
- Rondelles and Disks from the above
- Murrini or Pattern Cane
- Pulled dots
May 29th to May 31st is Freedom Through Flameworking--Part 2. In this three day class students will learn to combine intricate detailed designs with unique sculptural forms. Learn a list of techniques spaning from the ancient to the newley discovered.
This class can be taken on its own or as a continuation of the Freedom Through Flamework--Part 1.
Some of the techniques being covered:
- Hollow Latticino
- Ribbed Leaf
- Tiny dots, feathered tiny dots
- Star of Bethlehem, Lilies and other
- Implosions
- Clear Casing
- Cased Flowers
- Sheet Casing
- Coil Casing
- Full Gather
- Folded Beads
- Off Mandrel Pendants or Buttons
- Silver & Gold foils and leaf
- Bend Beads
- Bridge Beads
- Sculpturals & unique shapes
- Hands
- Lizards, Fish, Animals and Birds
- Vessels with handles
- Tungsten Pik Drilled hot holes
- Other Tungsten Tricks
Registration is available for these classes only until Friday May 7th. If students register for both Freedom Through Flamework--Part 1 and Freedom Through Flamework--Part 2 they received the discounted rate of $1000.00 +GST.
See the website for more details.
http://www.beadfx.com/classes/schedule-05-2010.jsp
1 comment:
I met with Beau when he was last in town, and we sat down at the torch together. He made a truly magical piece - which you can see on my blog - http://dragonjools.blogspot.com/2010/02/glass-is-magic.html
He is charming and personable and works hard at his craft. He wasn't actually teaching at that moment - but I got the impression that he would be very good at it, and others have told me he is. If you want to kick up your lampworking to the next level - sign up for one or both of these classes.
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