Dan Coyle, Ryno and Hoobs | Guest Artist Demo
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- Опубликовано: 16 окт 2024
- Join master flameworkers Dan Coyle, Ryno and Hoobs in the Amphitheater Hot Shop as they complete their collaborative glass sculpture, employing advanced flameworking techniques such as frame building, cold bridging, and complex assembly.
This compositional work will incorporate each artist's individual styles into a seamlessly blended idea. It is something that the artists have never made before, designing the concept in full as they work through it. They will listen to the glass, allowing the moment to lead them to the finished work.
Follow the Artist's on Instagram here:
Daniel Coyle: @coylecondenser
Ryan O'Keefe: @sdryno
Adam Whobrey: @hoobsglass
Thank you Eric!! For everything you've done and continue to do in bridging the gap between the degenerate and fine art worlds.
We are so lucky to have a man like you behind the scenes. ❤
it's really nice to hear some true reverence to the sheer skill and talent to these lampworkers. While I don't smoke myself, it's sad to see pipe makers get constantly dismissed, even when people are shown pieces with incredible detail.
I work in scientific glass, and I don't know a scientific glassblower that'd be comfortable with that amount of connections, joins, and shaping when made purely out of clear, yet alone doing this with a cadmium palette.
Thank you for showing this
For sure. Dan Coyle graduated from Salems scientific glass school as well. Super skilled work🤙🏾💯🦁💪
The pipemakers push the cutting edge of the glass art scene. They develop the sick techniques. They command the high prices for their work. They're the reason the boro companies extend their color palettes. If you don't push the bowl, youre nobody.
This is dope. Awesome commentary. Very educational.
A really awesome demo. Thanks Corning for hosting it. It was like watching surgeons in an operating room. The teamwork was spot on.
Absolutely amazing! The amount of time and knowledge. Very cool to be able to see this being built!
What an amazing work of art. Shout out to Dan Coyle my favorite #1 glassblower. Hoobs, Ryno awesome job as always. OMG I love the rubber duck. Great job guys
Ryno and his rubber duckies...
Will this piece be displayed at glass vegas coming up in February?
Holy crap. that turned out amazing!!! was so glad to have caught this one live online. was a true masterclass
This is brilliant!
@ Corning Museum Of Glass Two questions one how many pieces in total to make this object and two how much would something like this cost Thank you for your time and these amazing glass artists wow
There's at least 23 individual pieces in each of the feet alone; we have no clue about the rest! Hoobs' work has recently sold in the $80,000-$100,000 range, so it wouldn't be out of the question for a piece like this to sell for that much too. Thanks for watching!
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this is amazing :)
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We all love hearing Daddy Flat sheets. AKA Eric Goldschmidt. Noone could do it better. Such a wealth of knowledge by such a professional. Hahaha. Heard the nickname from Ya boy, Mike Mason.
Sinking in that dank heat and such...
Hi just want to ask guys if where could I study this kind of skills? please respect thank you ❤️
Can be studied at some schools arts programs.
It's recommend finding local studios that do the work you're interested in and show ambition and apply
@@BenisColada Thank you so much for your reply but anyway I'm from the Philippines and for making this one here is illegal so there is no possibility to practice this in my country I need to go to a country that is legal to make this one. . this is so sad for me But anyway sir thank you for the reply . Take care and love coming from the philippines
Ooo what’s going on today?
Wow is all I can say
18:13 what is that part👀
The fucking masks make this unwatchable. The muffled audio is an insult.