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"McFadden Glass Art"
Produced and Directed by: Patrick Coursey, Savanna Leigh
Edited by: Patrick Coursey, Savanna Leigh, Greg Hindman
"McFadden Glass Art"
Produced and Directed by: Patrick Coursey, Savanna Leigh
Edited by: Patrick Coursey, Savanna Leigh, Greg Hindman
A new project- blown glass into a wooden mold, then shaped as a vase.
Here's how it was made:
And how it turned out:
Also, here's a new bowl I made on Friday the 5th:
Some photos of my work from Gallery 788's November Show
788 Washington Blvd.
Baltimore, MD, 21230
- Thurs: 5:00 pm - 9:00pm
- Fri: 12:00 pm - 8:00 pm
- Sat: 10:00 am - 8:00 pm
- Sun:12:00 pm - 6:00 pm
Christmas is coming up fast, and people are asking me about glass presents. Here's the info!!
I'll be selling glass ornaments and bowls at the Towson Holiday Sale. This is your best chance to chose from a
wide selection of colors and styles.
wide selection of colors and styles.
Ornaments will be $15-$30, and bowls will be $80-$150
39TH ANNUAL HOLIDAY POTTERY SALE
Center of the Arts Ceramics Studio Room 3012
Friday, December 3 – Saturday, December 4, 9 a.m. – 7 p.m.
Start your holiday shopping by attending this annual event! The ceramic students and faculty present functional and fine art ceramic works for sale. A vast selection of hand crafted items, including stoneware,
earthenware and fanciful objects will be available.
earthenware and fanciful objects will be available.
Admission is free.
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I also do custom orders and commissions with a
two week advanced notice.
two week advanced notice.
Send me an email!
Esty coming soon...
LAMINATION ANIMATION
(as my fellows call it)
I decided to make a stop motion animation of my sculptural process. Here's just a peek.
PREVIEW
Rough Cut- it still needs audio and color correction
This will be continued through the entirety of this sculpture's process.
Shot on a Canon DSLR Eos. Edited in Final Cut Pro 7.
THE REAL PROCESS:
Leaning tower of geography.
Each set of glued wood is left overnight to set. Then those stacks are glued to one another, and then again, slowly gluing the entire tower together. The whole thing is about 4 feet tall so far. It's hard to do all this clamping alone, but here's a trick I figured out- Clamp down the clamps! Then you have a free hand to add more clamps. Also, don't get your skin caught in the slides. Blood blisters.
Clamp Round #1
Clamp Round #2
Clamp Round #3
There's probably 3-4 more rounds of clamping. Then I get to carve it all smooth.
DO WORK.
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