Just to let my subscribers and viewers know we are sitting down here after March to start the designing of my 2nd video in hope to have it up and available to view by Christmas 2014. This video is going to be taken into a different direction but will be instrumental in showing how to make one of my newest design in marble: My Deep Cave marble with stalagmite and stalactites.
this is literally the most exciting news I have heard all year. I am STOKED to see this! I have watched this video (vortex) about a million times. I love it. Ive made plenty myself but this video never gets old. thanks for posting! looking forward to Christmas time this year.
I'm a glass artist who's learning unconventionally or through trial and error. It's great, you learn so much more than if someone were to teach you (at least with some things). Great video.
@baytoker1 ; Thank you for taking the time to view the video. I have enjoyed getting into glass. I started back in 1998 as a self taught artist. My wife and I, and now my son is getting the joy playing with fire/glass. So good luck on your up and coming adventure. What part of the State/world are you from. Would like to hear back on how you are coming in learn glass.... Glass Artist for ever. The day I hate my job is the day they lay me in the ground.....always Vee
I am so humbled by the skill and creativity of Vee Lamb. As I watched this video I realise that I have never actually seen a real art glass piece . I have a few beautiful, to me, glass objects but where do I find such pieces? What is amazing is the ability to visualise the end result which is hidden during the making process. Thank you so much.
Awesome! However myself would of really appreciated less music and more insight on the steps that are blocked by the camera not having a special lense. Many times when u have clear rod I can't tell if u r adding or removing material and or prepping for punty or additional steps that we are not seeing. Post kiln would have gave me a better idea of what I'm aiming for and what to expect. Thanks for the vid and keep rocking 👍😎
my take on a galxy marble would be a silver fumed vortex coming up from the the center with many white spots and tiny air traps that make a spiral a round the the silver fumed vortex almost like a negative vortex, the reason i ask is that i have just started lamp working and your video has help much more and cover much more then the rest, thanks for your time
great work i just noticed at the end how you let the marble drop into the kiln lol i dropped a marble on the concrete floor from at least 3-4 in the air and it didn't hurt it at all just touched it up and polished it and set it in the kiln it was the fine
Fascinating video, but I would have liked it better if the music were *background* so we could hear you tell us what you're doing, and if we could actually see the marble after you take it out of the kiln!!!!
Awesome video my friend!! Thanks for sharing. May I ask what kind of marble mold that is? Looks like some kind of take on a Fritts but by the looks of it, possibly better. I like those raised lips. Please keep them coming?? :)
I really enjoyed this video! It's interesting to me that you use heat to remove your puny when you're switching axis. Is this because you find the marble to be to heavy to risk breaking it off?
@matt86626 We are wondering what you take on a galxy marble looks like. Would it be one that had creator looking holes in the center axis of the marble. Or are you thinking about the one with the planets in side the marble. Our film direct has up coming shows so may be a few months be for our next video, But can never see into the future to know for sure. Give us feed back on you take of your request of glaxy marble, Hope to hear from you soon, Vee,
Does anyone know what colors he used? And what the finished product looked like? I want to try this and don't know what colors go well with each other just yet? Any ideas or suggestions?
That torch is the ole B-52 from back in 67, just the base weighs 15lbs solid lead. They don't make torches or awesome OG's like this anymore... Stand in awe
I have to agree with your comment regarding the Bethlehem torch it is a dinosaur but I don't have to worry it won't be able to handle what I place in front of it. It originally was my wife's when we was using 104, but moved to Boro and she passed it over to me and choose one of our small torch's. Thank you for viewing my video. We are in the midst of collaboration for a new video. So we are hoping to start production here after March and hope by Christmas to have it up and ready for my UA-cam views.
What a shame that covered up the artists commentary with all of the loud crappy music! I would much rather hear what the man was saying and maybe learn something than to listen to that crap! This typical pop culture garbage is so frustrating and annoying!
Bethlehem dinosaur two stage torch. I liked NSXTACY420 comment about the 15lb solid base mount. It use to be my wife's, but she passed down to me when we started Boro glass approx. 2010. Before that we started out with the 104 Soft glass 1998, and I was able to make perfect 2' marbles using 104.
@@patrickdean9797 yes I met him in Phoenix at the smoke shop on greenway and 7th st but it has since been bought out. I have moved away from Phoenix also so I have no idea what he is up to.. I’m sorry.
Just to let my subscribers and viewers know we are sitting down here after March to start the designing of my 2nd video in hope to have it up and available to view by Christmas 2014. This video is going to be taken into a different direction but will be instrumental in showing how to make one of my newest design in marble: My Deep Cave marble with stalagmite and stalactites.
this is literally the most exciting news I have heard all year. I am STOKED to see this! I have watched this video (vortex) about a million times. I love it. Ive made plenty myself but this video never gets old. thanks for posting! looking forward to Christmas time this year.
Would have been nice to have seen the finished marble post kiln.
yeah what a rip! i suffered that music for the end result! great video but cmon!!!!
@@baesex aww..... please show us where the interweb touched you?!
I'm a glass artist who's learning unconventionally or through trial and error. It's great, you learn so much more than if someone were to teach you (at least with some things). Great video.
@baytoker1 ; Thank you for taking the time to view the video. I have enjoyed getting into glass. I started back in 1998 as a self taught artist. My wife and I, and now my son is getting the joy playing with fire/glass. So good luck on your up and coming adventure. What part of the State/world are you from. Would like to hear back on how you are coming in learn glass.... Glass Artist for ever. The day I hate my job is the day they lay me in the ground.....always Vee
Thank you. Your video really helped me pull off my first vortex marble.
I am so humbled by the skill and creativity of Vee Lamb. As I watched this video I realise that I have never actually seen a real art glass piece . I have a few beautiful, to me, glass objects but where do I find such pieces? What is amazing is the ability to visualise the end result which is hidden during the making process. Thank you so much.
Awesome Vee thanks for the pointers, One Love
Awesome! However myself would of really appreciated less music and more insight on the steps that are blocked by the camera not having a special lense. Many times when u have clear rod I can't tell if u r adding or removing material and or prepping for punty or additional steps that we are not seeing. Post kiln would have gave me a better idea of what I'm aiming for and what to expect. Thanks for the vid and keep rocking 👍😎
my take on a galxy marble would be a silver fumed vortex coming up from the the center with many white spots and tiny air traps that make a spiral a round the the silver fumed vortex almost like a negative vortex, the reason i ask is that i have just started lamp working and your video has help much more and cover much more then the rest, thanks for your time
Learned a few tricks from this vid, thanks!!
very nice learned a lot from this, thanks for the great video
That is AWESOME!! I"m just getting into glass work!
cool video thanks i am going to try this now. still learning just got a torch and have been teaching myself through youtube. keep up the great work
one of the actually well done tutorials.. and gotta love that smile this guys having fun
big mib, nice. i like to do a slight loop with the tail end of the twist, ads the look of going around a corner in your worm hole effect
Would have liked to see a picture of this marble after it cooled down at the end!
great work i just noticed at the end how you let the marble drop into the kiln lol i dropped a marble on the concrete floor from at least 3-4 in the air and it didn't hurt it at all just touched it up and polished it and set it in the kiln it was the fine
Fascinating video, but I would have liked it better if the music were *background* so we could hear you tell us what you're doing, and if we could actually see the marble after you take it out of the kiln!!!!
Great video! Why not show us the end product? haha
Where did you get that awesome marble mold?
great vid we need more :D please
Awesome video my friend!! Thanks for sharing. May I ask what kind of marble mold that is? Looks like some kind of take on a Fritts but by the looks of it, possibly better. I like those raised lips. Please keep them coming?? :)
Awesome work! Adding you to my Playlists specific to marbles. How much is it to start up in this business?
I watched this for 15 minutes and didn't even get to see the first finished project? That's not cool.
Yah, what a buzz kill. LOL
I really enjoyed this video! It's interesting to me that you use heat to remove your puny when you're switching axis. Is this because you find the marble to be to heavy to risk breaking it off?
@matt86626 We are wondering what you take on a galxy marble looks like. Would it be one that had creator looking holes in the center axis of the marble. Or are you thinking about the one with the planets in side the marble. Our film direct has up coming shows so may be a few months be for our next video, But can never see into the future to know for sure. Give us feed back on you take of your request of glaxy marble, Hope to hear from you soon, Vee,
Does anyone know what colors he used? And what the finished product looked like? I want to try this and don't know what colors go well with each other just yet? Any ideas or suggestions?
What song is this it really is a gem!
is there any way you can show us how to make a galxy marble
That torch is the ole B-52 from back in 67, just the base weighs 15lbs solid lead. They don't make torches or awesome OG's like this anymore... Stand in awe
I have to agree with your comment regarding the Bethlehem torch it is a dinosaur but I don't have to worry it won't be able to handle what I place in front of it. It originally was my wife's when we was using 104, but moved to Boro and she passed it over to me and choose one of our small torch's. Thank you for viewing my video. We are in the midst of collaboration for a new video. So we are hoping to start production here after March and hope by Christmas to have it up and ready for my UA-cam views.
hey how hot does the glass need to be ?
What a shame that covered up the artists commentary with all of the loud crappy music! I would much rather hear what the man was saying and maybe learn something than to listen to that crap! This typical pop culture garbage is so frustrating and annoying!
can these methods be used with pipes? or would the blowing processes just mess everything up?
mess it up
Perhaps less music and a little more explanation. Insights can be...well...insightful. Beautiful work.
What kind of torch is that?
Bethlehem dinosaur two stage torch. I liked NSXTACY420 comment about the 15lb solid base mount. It use to be my wife's, but she passed down to me when we started Boro glass approx. 2010. Before that we started out with the 104 Soft glass 1998, and I was able to make perfect 2' marbles using 104.
Wonderful
hey what kiln is that in the vid
lambscreations1998
The kiln we use is a Paragon Blue Bird with 2 top opening doors, the auto control panel is in the right side. It is approx. 2008-09 model.
lol what a song for a marble.
Hey, I met you in Phoenix today, good work!
you met this glassblower 6 years ago? i only ask becuase i am trying to find out if he is still alive?
@@patrickdean9797 yes I met him in Phoenix at the smoke shop on greenway and 7th st but it has since been bought out. I have moved away from Phoenix also so I have no idea what he is up to.. I’m sorry.
@@Urbexr thank you for replying to my question
A bit of a bummer that there was no final reveal pictures.
He must be very popular at the playground ..
Nice!!
Good tunes my man!
Would have been nice to see the finished product. 😕
mike close infinity mold
nice sir
That amber soft glass is evil. Every time I go to pick it up, I do a double-take because it looks just like a glowing-hot rod.
I think it could be edited so as to be even more confusing.
Legal Boa noite
it would be cool if the clips actually played in order instead of showing him do something 5 steps ahead then jumping back...
All this loud music and constantly changing camera angle is very distracting.
Wow
What? I sit through all that and there is NO reveal? Lame.
The editing makes this really hard to watch
Sick as fuck! Good job
WTF with that music? It just covering the artist’s comments on his job. Really bad choice. Please repost WITHOUT that *^#% music!
Cool video. Worst music ever.
Too loud and meaningless music.