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Low-Fire ~ Pate de Verre 

Geoffrey Bowton
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This work was created by the artist, to help showcase the uses of ready made and hand made tools. This is the first of multiple layers that are installed directly into the ceramic mold by pushing, shaping, forming, tamping, hammering into place, small glass shards held together with a binding agent, gum Arabic. This constructive method allows the maker options of thickness, edge forms or edge types, even additional textural areas can be applied and built onto a specific section of the work (flange, center piece, ect.) The direct fire installation and firing can be completed in three days.

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@jackiestudio
@jackiestudio 6 месяцев назад
thanks so much for this. I love pate de verre but could not deal with making and removing plaster moulds, I am no longer strong enough. But I may try in one of my moulds now I have seen this..........................
@silvanalobalbo3589
@silvanalobalbo3589 Год назад
Hermoso trabajo!!!!, gracias por compartir tus conocimientos, son de mucha ayuda.🙏🙌🙋‍♀️
@suziemacdonald7220
@suziemacdonald7220 Год назад
Thanks for sharing!😊
@pattiporco8598
@pattiporco8598 2 года назад
Loved watching your process. I've been wanting to try Pate de Verre for a long time but I just haven't wanted to work with plaster and clay to make the mold. Thanks for sharing. Your pieces are beautiful!
@geoffreybowton6111
@geoffreybowton6111 2 года назад
Yes, that is exactly why I am using this process. To get directly into the glass work and tool usages, before taking on the mold making. MM is an art form in itself !!
@justinepalmer9756
@justinepalmer9756 2 года назад
Well my friend I loved watching every minute and the end results beautiful ❤️
@geoffreybowton6111
@geoffreybowton6111 2 года назад
Thanks for taking the time to watch!!
@connieharry8245
@connieharry8245 Год назад
New to all this, so thank you for the video. Just a little hard to hear what you say over the background music.
@noemiflores957
@noemiflores957 4 месяца назад
Gracias por compartir el trabajo! Enhorabuena! Tengo una pregunta, se pone separador en el molde? No se elimina con el agua de la pate de verre? Muchas gracias 🙏🏼
@AndiFromOly
@AndiFromOly 2 года назад
That's neat!
@carmelbarrett542
@carmelbarrett542 Год назад
Amazing work! what ratio of gum arabic do you use?
@Rae60465
@Rae60465 2 года назад
Fascinating…is the bowl of water to add water to the packing process or to clean the instrument as you work? Love love your work
@geoffreybowton6111
@geoffreybowton6111 2 года назад
Rae, it is to clean the tools as I am working. I use an abundance of Gum Arabic in my glass batch, so naturally the build up on the tool becomes problematic. Especially, when I want the surface to have no waves, or wavyness to the surface.
@federicapaglia4979
@federicapaglia4979 Год назад
Dear Geoffrey, I love your work very much!! Can I ask which firing curve do you use? (sorry for my English) Thank you so much ❤
@geoffreybowton6111
@geoffreybowton6111 Год назад
I am firing in the slumping range, at 1265
@sgrant6362
@sgrant6362 Год назад
Lovely!!! Want to try this technique some day. I'm not familiar with Gum Arabic. Is a Liquid stringer medium ok to use?
@geoffreybowton6111
@geoffreybowton6111 Год назад
Not in this case
@geoffreybowton6111
@geoffreybowton6111 Год назад
The gum is much stickier
@geoffreybowton6111
@geoffreybowton6111 4 месяца назад
Gum Arabic holds glass together better than the glass tac materials
@susiegentry1199
@susiegentry1199 2 года назад
Really nice! Low fire? What temp?
@geoffreybowton6111
@geoffreybowton6111 2 года назад
You can fire at Temps in the slumping ranges, I tend to go lower just above the softening range at 1265
@susiegentry1199
@susiegentry1199 2 года назад
I love your use of the form. Thanks for sharing!
@oliverstock4861
@oliverstock4861 2 года назад
Hi Geoffrey, it's a fascinating technique. I'm just wondering. Do you use any release agent on the mold? It looks like a standard slumping mold, and glass normally would stick to it without a release agent or fibre paper.
@geoffreybowton6111
@geoffreybowton6111 2 года назад
Yes!! I am absolutely am using kiln wash in the mold. You will even find, as in casting, a small residual amount may build up on the exterior of the glass surface (even inside the glass). I will scrub wash and then hot wax the forms. This should help clean out the resid/wash.
@geoffreybowton6111
@geoffreybowton6111 2 года назад
If you give it a try, send me a FB dm pic!
@geoffreybowton6111
@geoffreybowton6111 4 месяца назад
Yes, using a kiln wash first
@geoffreybowton6111
@geoffreybowton6111 4 месяца назад
Yes, I use Bullseye kiln wash
@marciazajac8071
@marciazajac8071 3 месяца назад
I was also wondering kiln was vs zyp
@juergenbusch289
@juergenbusch289 16 дней назад
Probably the most boring video i have EEEVER seen!!!!
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