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Flow Spring 2011 – Fantasy Art Issue
Volume 9 – Issue 1, Spring 2011
Welcome to the Spring 2011 issue of our magazine.
Letter from the Editor by Jennifer Menzies.
The Fantasy Art Gallery in this issue features the mesmerizing art of Lori Bergmann, Sarah Fisher, and Lezlie Winemaker. Their works transport viewers into realms of imagination and wonder.
In Living Out Your Fantasies, Eric Goldschmidt delves into the allure of fantasy art and how artists bring their imaginative visions to life through glasswork.
Jeff Zorn covers the Glassroots Art Show—The “Wright” Place for a Flame Off, highlighting the vibrant atmosphere and creative energy of this unique event.
Adam Villarreal reports on The Tenth Annual Art Glass Invitational, showcasing the talents of glass artists who continue to push the boundaries of the medium.
Mike Melaro takes us to Glass Fest—America’s “Crystal City” Attracts Thousands to Its Inaugural Event, detailing how the festival celebrated glass artistry and engaged the community.
In Trial by Fire—A Story of Collaborative Flameworking, Jenny Atchley shares insights from interviews with artists Jacs, Dina, and White Monkey, exploring the dynamics of collaborative creation.
The Glasscaster Emerging Artist Awards shine a spotlight on the rising talents of Muriel Duval, Jeannie Cox, and Joshua DeWall, introducing readers to the future stars of glass art.
Glasscaster with Marcie Davis features an exclusive interview with Murano Master Luccio Bubacco, offering a glimpse into his techniques and artistic philosophy.
For hands-on enthusiasts, Jawbreaker Hollow Bead Demonstration by Genea Crivello-Knable provides step-by-step instructions on creating intricate hollow beads.
Deb Crowley presents a Sea Horse Pendant Demonstration, guiding readers through the process of crafting delicate sea horse pendants with detailed imagery.
In The Kiln Corner—The Thermocouple, Arnold Howard discusses the vital role of thermocouples in kiln operation and how they impact the quality of glasswork.
Alex Krupkin introduces a meditative approach to flameworking in Making a Sangha Stone—Introducing Buddhist Meditative Techniques to Flameworking, blending mindfulness with creativity.
Dennis Briening’s One-Liter, Full-Jacketed, Four-Neck Flask Demonstration showcases advanced glassblowing techniques for creating complex laboratory glassware.
Robert Kincheloe explores Lost Wax Casting—Flameworking with Kiln-Cast Borosilicate Glass, offering insights into combining traditional casting methods with modern glassworking.
In Dragon Claw Bead Caps with Metal Mania Bronze Clay Demonstration, Carl Spunde merges metal clay artistry with glass beadmaking to create unique embellishments.
Milon Townsend’s Six Wings—Creating Embellishments for Fantasy Figures Demonstration provides guidance on adding intricate wing designs to glass sculptures, enhancing their ethereal qualities.
Darlene Welch brings us What’s Hot, highlighting the latest trends, tools, and materials making waves in the glass art community.
Finally, don’t miss our Advertisers’ Index for information on suppliers and services to support your glass art journey.
