Bob’s back (and Jason), to install the ‘partition walls’ that demarcate Megsie’s mould making area and cold shop. Lov-erly.
Happy happy joy joy.
[Tradie alert: take care where you put your jacket. n(Ed)]
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Nice work Megs Looking forward to a studio visit soon
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Hey Jas – yeah, we’re pretty happy with it. Progress tends to come in fits and starts, but it sure is pretty damned cute.
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How about some cool designs blasted on those windows. For a technique so easy you don’t see much of it. Looking foreward to seeing the works emerging.
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Hey Pete – am actually trying for a bit of a minimalist/blank canvas as much as poss for the general workshop fittings. Otherwise once I’m cranking there’ll just be too much going on/visual overload.
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Mind you, minimalistic is a dead-set losing battle here at the Hideout…
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Sometimes visual overload reduces concentration. http://www.artsyshark.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/11/handmade-window-300×286.jpg
From a northlands workshop apparently. Contemp. glass society seem to be having a sand push, and a push for more international members.
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Well, that’s exactly right. Though I have to admit I’d happily be distracted by a Joseph Cavalieri piece!
We’re actually planning on a sandblaster (useful for both our practices.)
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Sandblasters are under rated. Big potential. I’m going to try and get more people having a go at the variety of cold working glass. Aint rocket science and there’s a lot of misinformation out there.
Met Joseph C when he was out here, nice guy.
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