Classes

Expand your expressive powers by exploring the painterly process and methods of trendsetting artist Tim Carey.

Vitreonics & Bullseye Glass Present: Class Trailer for "A Painterly Portrait in Glass with Tim Carey" from Vitreonics on Vimeo.

Class Times
Session 1 - Saturday, August 29, 9am-12:30pm Pacific & Session 2 - Saturday, September 19, 9-11am Pacific

After registration be sure to go to ACCOUNT > MY DOWNLOADABLE PRODUCTS to download your Class Guide. It contains important information you need for class.

Discover techniques for creating smoother, brighter, and more reflective cast glass surfaces while exploring the striking aesthetic possibilities of mirrored glass. Artist and researcher Dr. Joanna Manousis shares insights from her practice-based PhD research at The National Glass Centre (UK), which has led to groundbreaking discoveries in dimensional cast-glass mirror-making.

Webinar Time
Saturday, September 26, 12-3pm Pacific

After registration be sure to go to ACCOUNT > MY DOWNLOADABLE PRODUCT to download your Class Guide, which contains all the information you need for class. A recording of the event will be available for 6 weeks afterwards.

Learn the bold, methodical process and approach of Artist Morgan Madison by creating compelling 2-dimensional kilnformed projects using sheet glass and glass powders.

Class Times
Friday, October 23, 9am-1:30pm Pacific, and Friday, November 13, 9-11am Pacific

After registration, go to ACCOUNT > MY DOWNLOADABLE PRODUCTS to download your Class Guide. It contains all the information you need for class including Zoom links.

Please note: this class was formerly titled Concept to Completion.

Discover groundbreaking methods you can use to craft highly detailed natural and abstract objects in kilnformed glass.

Class Times
Monday, October 26, 9am-1pm Pacific, Tuesday, October 27, 9am-1pm Pacific, and Tuesday, November 17, 9am-12pm Pacific

After registration, go to ACCOUNT > MY DOWNLOADABLE PRODUCTS to download your Class Guide. It contains all the information you need for class including Zoom links.

Note: While Gottschall Baker often combines multiple techniques in her sculptures, the lost wax kilncasting technique used to create the hand in the main image will not be covered during class.