INTERMEDIATE KILNFORMED GLASS POWDERS
Pebble, Oriented, and Colour-Filled-Veins Textures
by Bob Leatherbarrow
This technical guide is a follow-up to our popular Introduction to Kilnformed Glass Powders: Basic Crackle Texture, Micro and Backed Wafers (2015). Like the introductory book, it is based on many workshops taught over a number of years. Using the basic crackle technique as a starting point, our new book details the following techniques and topics:
pebble textures
colour-filled-veins textures
tack-fused controlled-orientation textures
organic controlled-orientation textures
encased textures
If you are interested in working with kilnformed glass powders and expanding your repertoire of textural techniques made with powders, this is your book!
FEATURES:
113 pages of clearly documented step-by-step instructions for the 5 included textures
115 quality images to accompany the instructions
thorough explanations of important details related to working with powders, e.g., how variations in the basic crackle technique can control textural outcomes, using powder to enhance design, using chemical reactions to create fine lines
firing schedules and the logic behind their development (in both °Celsius and °Fahrenheit)
guidelines for finishing and slumping projects into gallery quality pieces
a gallery of finished artwork, with accompanying stories, to illustrate a range of applications for the techniques described in this book
BEFORE PURCHASING THE E-BOOK, PLEASE NOTE:
Knowing how to make the basic crackle texture described in Introduction to Kilnformed Glass Powders (Book 1) is essential for learning the techniques in Intermediate Kilnformed Glass Powders (Book 2). There is no review of basic crackle in Book 2.
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COST: $25 CAD (~$17.80 USD based on current exchange rates)