Bill Gudenrath POV CAM | Green Optic Roman Bottle with Spiral Wrap

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Watch the Maestro, Bill Gudenrath, create these Roman-period inspired forms from his own point of view!
To learn more about how objects like this were created, stay tuned for the release of Bill’s new eBook: The Techniques of Roman-Period Glassblowing, available January 29. Tune in to Bill’s Livestream Demo on January 31 here on our KZbin Channel so you can ask your questions to Bill in real time!

[@yorkazuna5934]

Mr.Gudenrath does a great job of narrating the work.

[@suse2424]

definitely!

[@caicararaiz]

I am from Brasil and i love SEE Bill working, he is realy good

[@alanatolstad4824]

This was fantastic from start to finish, short & sweet, and instant gratification!

[@AmandaWalker]

I love the Bill-POV cam. Please make more of these!

[@TheUncleRuckus]

Wish these were longer, I really like the closeup shots so we can see what's being done. 👍👍

[@corningmuseumofglass]

More to come!

[@kimworkman2425]

Omg so beautiful. This takes alot of patience, focus and skill. My hats off to you.

[@bossdarli]

Mr. Gudenrath is a national treasure.

[@MegaMesozoic]

Exquisite item from a great craftsman!

[@user-wz9tf4om7f]

Wow! Great camera angles, I can tell what's going on with holes heat, thanks!

[@11omit]

Amazing work

[@zygote8888]

Wow awesome

[@ryanwalter5824]

I like listening to your voice

[@jamesmcintyre9985]

If I was asked to prove that humans are amazing, and I had only 8 minutes, I'd show them this video...

[@marilynmiller2646]

I love all three of those Roman bottles. How many more can you make? I love the variety.❤

[@corningmuseumofglass]

Tune in Monday January 29th for Bill's New Ebook series: The Techniques of Roman-Period Glassmaking and his live stream on Janurary 31st at 11am eastern time: whatson.cmog.org/studio-program/livestreamed-studio-demonstration-william-gudenrath

[@tuffymartinez]

Thank You Very Much Mr. Gudenrath... Question- At 2 minutes you cutoff the ball of glass on the tip and it falls into the water. Does that round tip ball of hot glass become a Prince Rupert's Drop? If so does it have the strength of a Rupert's Drop in a round form instead of the regular tadpole shape? I find watching you very educational/relaxing... TM

[@front2760]

If it was made using some uranium glass it would be quite something.