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firelady
2010-01-30, 8:59am
Phenomenal Dichroic Fish Video Tutorial
featuring Milon Townsend

View this FREE Tutorial at: http://www.fireladyproductions.com/Site/Movies/Entries/2010/1/28_Phenomenal_Dichro_Fish_with_Milon.html

Using tubing encasement and a strip of dichro, Milon Townsend demonstrates a great way to fabricate flameworked fish. A colored glass rod is popped into a small clear tube. They are melted together, and then the dichroic strip is applied on top of the tubing. This protects reactive colors from the heat of the flame so that consistent color is maintained throughout the piece. This little lesson is an excerpt from our very first video, "Teamwork, Technology & Scale".

To celebrate the fact that I finally uploaded a video tut from "Teamwork, Technology & Scale,"...I'm offering the DVD on Sale for one week....

The tut is free....but here's the shameless plug for the DVD itself.
(Can't help it, I really do love this one.)

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Flameworking with Teamwork, Technology & Scale DVD

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Our first joint project...., and I still think it's one of the best.
It contains more techniques than any single DVD I've ever produced.

Techniques Covered in DVD:

Tidal Pool Paperweight:
Making Your Own Frit
Paperweight Base with Cut & Polished Window
Tubing Encased Dichroic Fish
Sculpted Sea Anenome
Sculpted Coral
Assembly of Tidal Pool Scene on top of Paperweight Base

Body Language Series:
Creation of Sculpted Figures made while Dancers Pose at CMOG Event
Using Pyrex Plate Glass & Water Jet Technology to Cut "Stage Set"
Sandblasting
Assembling Background Glass Architecture (for lack of a better word...)
Adjusting Figure to interact dramatically with it's background scene
Fingers & Toes

"What Is Man?"
Large Winged Sculpture
Using Pyrex Plate for Huge Feathered Wings
Creation of Torso and Musculature
Connection of Preheated Wings to Sculpted Figure using a Bridge

It also has several really nice interview sections.

Well, enjoy the tut!

houptdavid
2010-01-30, 10:09am
Cool clip!

theglasszone
2010-01-30, 10:29am
Wow, looks cool! Any chance you have a wee bit better photo of the finished fish? I saw something at the end of the vid that kinda, I think, had a fish in there...looked more like a collage and couldn't quick pick the fish out in there though! :lol: It went by in a flash...

Very nice - and thanks for sharing.

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