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$24.00Judith Finn Conway and Kevin O'Toole. The first in the Optic Topics series, Optic Topics: Harmonics introduces how to use volume control/displacement to physically distort a pattern of stringers, repeatably and intentionally, into an hourglass shape similar in appearance to a graph of harmonic waves. 120 pages, color, 2019. Learn More -
$24.00Judith Finn Conway and Kevin O'Toole. The first in the Shores and Steams series, Shores and Streams: A Closer Look details how to reproduce all kinds of natural water-related objects in kilnformed glass. 86 pages, color, 2021. Learn More -
$24.00Judith Finn Conway and Kevin O'Toole. Silver Tints details original techniques for combing fine silver foil with glass to arresting effect. 71 pages, color, 2022.
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$24.00Judith Finn Conway and Kevin O'Toole. Learn how to make spectacular, undulating patterns from simple strips of glass. 114 pages, color, 2019. Learn More -
$25.00A visual reference guide packed with 156 curated Bullseye glass palettes—meant to instigate and inspire your own further explorations of color combos. 64 pages, color, 2025.
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$25.00Kim Brill | Learn how Opaline can be used to create hundreds of sumptuous colors in Bullseye glass when combined with your favorite opalescents, transparents, tints, and streakies. 30 pages, color, 2025. Learn More -
$25.00Kim Brill | Blend Bullseye powders to create over 1,400 unique color combinations! This ebook will expand your glass palette—and your creative horizons—enormously. Learn More -
$25.00Kim Brill | Picking up where The Powder Blend Recipe Book left off, this exciting ebook details how you can easily create 600 new colors by combining opalescent and transparent sheet glass. But that's just the start. It also shows you how to go about discovering your own groundbreaking color combos. 100 pages, color, 2023. Learn More -
$24.00Judith Finn Conway and Kevin O'Toole. This ebook presents unique projects of increasing complexity that explore how the stripcut process can be impacted by the flow, transparency, and opacity of glass. 91 pages, color, 2017. Learn More