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Dale Chihuly

Dale Chihuly. Glass. Hot Glass. Glassblowing is a glass forming technique that involves inflating molten glass into a bubble or parison , with the aid of a blow tube, and furnace. Lampworking is done with a torch that is used primarily to melt the glass. .

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Dale Chihuly

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  1. Dale Chihuly Glass

  2. Hot Glass Glassblowing is a glass forming technique that involves inflating molten glass into a bubble or parison, with the aid of a blow tube, and furnace. Lampworking is done with a torch that is used primarily to melt the glass.

  3. Glass blowers use powdered colour or larger pieces of coloured glass called Frit.

  4. Chandeliers

  5. Draw your own! • Materials: Sharpie Marker,Watercolour • When everyone is finished we will do a “blind vote” to find out what FORM and colour scheme is the most liked! **Top 4 most voted will be discussed on their Aesthetics and use of the Elements of Art • As a class we will put to vote and decide what form and colour scheme we will use for our class chandelier!

  6. Class ProjectDale ChihulyChandeliers* Every student must complete a minimum of 4 “pieces”* Each piece has to be a minimum of 2 plastic items* * Every student must take part in the process of building the form* You will be graded on how well you work as a team as well as how unique your individual forms are!

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