SteamPunkGlass
My blogs
Blogs I follow
- Maethorechannen's Blog
- *The Graphics Fairy LLC*
- 365 Days to Simplicity
- A Flame with Desire
- Absolutely Small
- andy murphy
- Art Bead Scene Blog
- Artists in Business
- Autonomous Artisans... handmade finds
- Backyard Exotica
- Blue Fairy's Blog
- Blue Fish Handmade
- By Vicki - Beads, Jewellery, Designs and waffle...
- Chameleon Designs
- Chickadee Cards
- Coilhouse
- creative journeys and other stuff
- Delightfully Delirious
- destroyx.com + your daily dose of destruction
- draw, glue, glitter, make
- Ellie Hartland Author's Blog
- eternalmagpie.com/blog/
- exoskeleton cabaret
- FHF Team Blog - handmade lampwork glass beads, pendants, findings and jewellery
- Fired Silver
- Fired With Imagination
- For the Love of Cute
- georgiebee(aka flaming beads)
- Gothglitz Design's Jewellery Blog
- Handmade Shop Talk by AlwaysAmy
- Hollingdale Designs
- I Love Handmade
- Ian Hankey
- Illusio Creative Blog
- Illusio Creative: Lorrie Whittington Art & Design
- iSeeStars
- i♥slackspace
- Japan Centre News
- Jewellery My Design
- Joanne Tinley Jewellery
- keiara's keep
- Kitschy Coo
- Larksong Studio
- Laura Johnson
- Life, craftiness and everything else
- Little Castle Designs
- mental design
- Miss Alice
- Murano Silver
- My Bloggy Woggy
- My Funny Bunny Blog
- My Little PaperHouse
- New World Vibration
- Painted Ghost's Blog
- PennyDog Jewellery Blog
- Saffie's Blog
- SAME HAT!
- Scarfolk Council
- Scot's Voip Log
- Sea and Wood
- Selling Handcrafted Jewelry
- Shop Handmade UK
- Silver Moss Jewellery
- Singularity Ahead
- So much yarn, so little time.
- SparklyJem
- Steampunk Jewellery
- Steel Toed Bunny Slippers
- The Black Oven
- The Crafty Ninja
- The Fluent Self
- The Glittering Prize Blogspot
- The Journal Of Odd And Obsolete Technology
- The Niki Project
- Zelda Zog Blog
Gender | Male |
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Location | Witham, Essex, United Kingdom |
Introduction | I use a technique called 'lampworking' which involves directly heating rods of premium glass in a super-hot flame of propane and oxygen. Once it's glowing and in a jam/treacle like consistency I then wind, push, prod, roll and generally play around with the hot glass. Once I've finished sculpturing it into shape it's popped into a microprocessor controlled kiln where they anneal to reduce the internal stresses that toughens the bead (a lot of cheap mass produced beads don't always do this). I live in the countryside bit of Essex (just above London for those from outside the UK), in a village that's been here since saxon times, surrounded by plenty of natural inspiration from the old village cottages to the open fields. I am also a self-representing artist, all the glass I make is my own work, and am a proud to be a member of a group of like-minded glass artists - more can be found here; Member #G84 www.self-representing-artist.com/ My main website is www.SteamPunkGlass.com |