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The Extraordinary Life of Master Glass Painter Richard Millard
He's a national treasure. Richard Millard would balk at that description, but anyone who knows anything about stained glass or glass painting will proclaim this as fact. In the following conversation with "Glass Art" magazine, Millard talks about his colorful life growing up in New York City and Australia, about his early days as an apprentice at Rambusch, his subsequent career restoring and painting historical stained glass, and about his current independent panels.
A Review of the Summer 2005 Masters Class at the Antrim School of Millard Studios
In 1994, Richard Millard established the Antrim School of Millard Studios with a custom-designed classroom and study facility that offers a concentrated and accelerated version of the traditional apprenticeship. Debora Coombs, who taught The 2005 Masters Class, provides an inside look at the program.
Italian Soft Glass: Where Does It Come From and Is It Compatible?
Pat Frantz discusses the differences between and the history of Moretti, Effetre and Vetrofond Italian soft glass.
Are You Really Protecting Yourself From Credit Card Fraud?
Ann Sanborn reports on the latest developments for small businesses.
Tools, Tips and Techniques
Butch Young answers your questions about sandblasting.
Flamework 2006: Part I
Conversations with Seven Artists: A Collective Consciousness
In Part I of this series, Debbie Tarsitano provides a current overview of flameworking including artistic possibilities, tools and techniques, materials and artists including Ginny Ruffner, Marshall Hyde, Robert Mickelsen, Berndt Weinmayer,˙Shane Fero, Carmen Lozar and Milon Townsend.
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