Micah Evans Live-Streamed Studio Demo

Watch as Micah Evans demonstrates for his class, Design and Function, which focused on cultivating a productive design and the prototyping process. www.cmog.org/e...
Micah Evans is a native of Washington State but glass has taken him around the country studying and working with countless craftsman, artists and designers. Recently, Evans was the Resident-in-Glass at Penland School of Crafts from 2012-2015, the first flameworker to receive the glass residency at Penland...www.cmog.org/b...

[@adamt7605]

M.E. is the man!!! always dropping so much knowledge. Thank you corning for posting all of these demos.

[@corningmuseumofglass]

+Adam Taran Thanks for watching!

[@sxytattoogrl]

this was really informative... I learn something new with every video I watch. Thank you so much for posting these videos so those of us that can't afford to take classes can learn like everyone else! It's very much appreciated!

[@corningmuseumofglass]

+Heather Pursell Thanks for watching Heather!

[@sphereagram]

This lesson will do so much for so many flameworkers! Everyone involved in the making of this demo should pat themselves on the back!

[@JustinBodovsky]

always an inspiration

[@corningmuseumofglass]

Thanks for watching, Justin!

[@tmittensCee]

Thank you so much for sharing! As a new glassblower this is so helpful! ty ty ty xD

[@corningmuseumofglass]

+t mittens Cee Thanks for watching! If you're new to glassblowing, be sure to check out the Processes playlist: kzbin.info/aero/PL05E3768228E2B5C4

[@hawk1519]

I love the description near the beginning of how he reads heat base through feel. With thicker boro many are taught to utilize their eyes when reading a heat base solely. This is not good, as when utilizing thinner tubing you can't rely on the eye. Cheers.

[@realthundercorn]

i luv this

[@sxytattoogrl]

Are there going to be anymore lamworking demos anytime soon? I love these but I've seen them all about 50 times each lol... Thank you so much for these. I learn so much from all of these!

[@corningmuseumofglass]

Yes! We'll be posting Simone Crestani's demo soon and check out the rest of this summer's demo schedule at www.cmog.org/live. Thanks for watching!

[@sxytattoogrl]

Fantastic thank u so much

[@RobbisTV]

Cheers :)

[@m6a6t6t2]

his snubnose gtt tho :OOOOO

[@snoopdog68]

+m6a6t6t2 Yea I ordered a snub nose Mirage 7 months ago, looks awesome to me too.

[@noxprodigy7912]

He is half robot half human, cyborg. Don't let his charm fool you.

[@avatarglass9901]

wizard!

[@stw5907]

00:45 Hey! I saw that :)

[@foofooblenda734]

HALE CEASAR AUG SORRY HAIL MICHA

[@junebugsglass]

Am i the only one who cringed when he put the zippo on the torch base?

[@TheMagicClover]

I cringed for sure . Fortunately it's not compressed like a bic so it won't explode!

[@snoopdog68]

+bigjohn glass ,yes just you. Welders use zippo's because they are safe. A bic lighter or other plastic lighter is a NO NO!

[@junebugsglass]

+mike t fair enough i just figured on my small bravo it still puts out a shit tonne of ambient heat while working larger objects. but i stand corrected.

[@snoopdog68]

+bigjohn glass we can never be too safe but a zippo is a good investment, I want to chain one to my torch so some stoned friend cant walk away with it.