Casting class with Junichiro Baba at Penland summer 2007. Unfortunately, my camera died the second day, but here are some pics of me ladling glass and the work I did.
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2350 degrees farenheit - casting temperature used for Spruce Pine Batch, soda-lime glass.
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wearing proper protective gear
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Mac Metz assisting
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Sand box with powder stenciled images, silver leafed images and others pressed in olivine sand and 10% bentonite mixture.
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Penland 7th Session 2007
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Good mix of people
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Next step is to pour plaster into flashing dam and let harden, then pick put clay model.
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Thanks Matt, Theo, Brad, and James. See you soon.
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putting the piece away in a kiln to anneal. These were made with short (12-24 hour) cycles.
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This holiday season I will be featuring an assortment of Candelabras and Judaic items. Many of my menorahs are already sold, but my designs are standardized and I can turn around an order in about 1-2 weeks, this time of year. Things can get busy quickly, though. So, place your orders now.
Sincerely,
Andrew Jackson Pollack
Andrew Pollack
4811 Tchoupitoulas Street
New Orleans LA 70115 US
Phone: 504-723-8235
http://www.andrewjacksonpollack.com
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