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Casting: Part V
Milon Townsend demonstrates reverse relief casting. This
is a very effective means of obtaining a
three-dimensional image, cast on the reverse side of the
piece, viewed through the front. Reverse relief casting
skips the entire step of working with wax.
Problem Solving Guide for Kiln-Working Glass
Part I of Dan Fenton's "Difficulty in Cutting Thick
Fused Glass" presented possible causes. Now here are the
solutions.
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Cathy
Coverley: Stories Cast in Glass
An artist's interpretation of an event can reflect a
viewer's unique life experience. Like any great
storyteller, making this connection is Cathy Coverley's
goal. During her two-week residency at Uroboros Glass
this past March, the artist created a new body of work -
a series of kiln cast sculptures inspired by reliquary,
to honor the memory of loved ones lost. In these pieces,
Coverley creates a collage of images with copper
inclusions and pre-cast elements to capture a chronology
of time, emotion and the experience of loss.
Preston Studios:
Residential Installations and the Importance of Your
Local Home Builder's Association
Once in business, glass workers face the perennial
question: How do you reach your intended market? If your
desired market is custom designed residential
installations, there is one very vital avenue that is an
absolute marketing must - the local Home Builder's
Association. John C. Emery, Sr. reports.
Stars in Their Eyes
Butch Young combines text and a favorite photograph to
create a custom blasting project using stencils. She
also unveils her new Rayzist blasting cabinet.
How to Get Past the Challenges and Obstacles to Mass
E-mail Delivery
Shoppers are increasingly disgusted with unwanted
e-mail, and Internet Service Providers (ISP's)
continually adopt new methods to keep out unwanted mail.
According to Ann Sanborn this means we must keep on top
of ISP policy and consumer e-mail fatigue to find
success with mass e-mail delivery.
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