Drawing letters on glass.

[@didiermaurel8448]

Thanks

[@DerekHuntArtist]

You’re Welcome🙏🙂

[@eduardoalejandroinostrozad7636]

A pesar de no saber Inglés igual estoy aprendiendo también con las preguntas que permiten traducción. Sería fantástico escucharlo en español. ¡Gracias!

[@DerekHuntArtist]

Thank you !

[@ikust007]

Damn you’re well equipped!

[@emachine310]

Another great video. Thanks Mr. Hunt!

[@DerekHuntArtist]

Thanks again!🙏🙂

[@ruthadams8427]

Fantastic video Derek x thankyou , This is excellent

[@DerekHuntArtist]

Glad you enjoyed it🙂

[@grampsinsl5232]

I've never worked with flashed glass, in fact I don't recall ever seeing any for sale in the shops in my area, but that tip on kiln polishing is excellent.

[@DerekHuntArtist]

Great to know you found it helpful ! 🙂

[@phoenixodwyer3810]

this is just what I was looking for Derek! Would you consider doing one on screen printing? Ie what medium to use to mix the paint with? Gum would clog up the screen

[@DerekHuntArtist]

Thanks for your suggestion. I don’t do screen printing here at my studio. Have a look at @Haltglass on Instagram- they teach screen printing courses. 👍🏼🙂

[@phoenixodwyer3810]

@@DerekHuntArtist Thank you for the suggestion Derek :)

[@ikust007]

Cutting on the textured side ? Hum… I generally do the opposite. Will try.

[@DerekHuntArtist]

I usually cut on non textured side of glass 👍🏼

[@ikust007]

I use etch cream after my sandblast …

[@DerekHuntArtist]

Don’t use etching cream, prefer kiln polishing 👍🏼

[@ikust007]

@@DerekHuntArtist yes I do it also. From the point of view of sandblasting, I have to do more trials : my surface is still rough compare to 1910 fluorhydrique acid.. ;(( even after vitrification , it’s not as clear as the original ones.