How To Make A Fire Vortex Marble POV - Justin Bodovsky Glass Art

[@pavliscakstudios]

I love this shot as made, no time lapse. Relaxing, and I like hearing what is going on with the thought process while working. I do the same.

[@JaysPrints]

Thank you for taking the time to do this Demo. I really enjoyed it, very informative, and your work is amazing

[@GrandmaLoves2Scuba]

I've watched hundreds of videos like this but I have never seen it from this perspective before. Very cool. In fact, the uniqueness of the idea gets you another sub ;)

[@marathongman9281]

Beautiful

[@scottprice8391]

Thank you for sharing and love your work .. keep the Fire alive

[@luisfuentescordova3947]

AMAZING 🤩🤩🤩

[@jasongregorio4983]

That was so Nice Thank you I've been looking for a little while for nice posts like this 👍

[@mikemoore3332]

Great tutorial, thanks Justin.

[@cweave02]

Fabulous

[@the710show8]

I love vortex marbles, I make mine different and I think that brings personality in to the piece. Love your work!

[@christopherfields4682]

Outstanding

[@ronjones5793]

Love The vortex you made,,way good job...ty for sharing

[@kristenwagner4337]

I so bad want to learn how to do this!!!! Its soothing to watch...😁

[@carolyn9996]

WoW! Awesome work!

[@jonking7153]

Love your marbles! Thanks for the videos, they’re extremely helpful.

[@evebodovsky]

Awesome video love the perspective

[@charles.6691]

This perspective is very good.

[@JayRockDoesStuff]

Good work buddy!! My Fave marble you make hands down!! I like to watch folks work. This is slow and steady wins the race!

[@laynebrandy8458]

amazing work!

[@GhostlyVG]

Sweet shit Justin! I'm trying these techniques myself thanks for the help!

[@JSadeiu]

I love these tutorials! Nice perspective too!

[@JustinBodovsky]

Thank you so much for the compliments 🙏

[@junihh]

Awesome. It's beatiful and awesome.

[@JustScuzzy]

Love your work, truely inspirational

[@snoopdog68]

Very nice.

[@philadelphiawalksptsd]

Discovered this type of glass blowing at the fine arts show in Rittenhouse Square, philly pa. 💗 Totally awesome stuff. 🙏

[@JustinBodovsky]

thank you so much for commenting and sharing your experience

[@kristinaveit1263]

I love these videos, love your work

[@kristenwagner4337]

Amazing!!!!💖💖💖

[@prestontingley8914]

Hi Justin(: Names PJ and been really getting into the craft, your videos have me motivated to attempt a frit vortex marb and heard you mention medium and large frit are the way to go for your preferred look, is that #38 and I think large was like #24, I wanted to ask because I notice while northstar doesn’t do medium their ‘small’ is just #38 like others’ medium is(: any tips are appreciated and if can recall frit size used in the video that’d be the best!! Specifically the clear to encase the fume, many thanks for the free demo!!! Absolutely valuable beyond words(:

[@cluek9780]

Great and helpful video. Plural is “vorticēs” in my book, but YMMV?

[@jerrywaters4814]

That is way too cool. Looks like it takes a lot of fuel from start to finish.

[@JenniferFullerVapor]

Thanks for the awesome video. It was the best tutorial video I’ve seen. Subscribed! Hope you will be putting out more tutorials in the future. I’d love to see how a flower marble is made from this same POV. Your marbles are amazing.

[@JasonRossi]

I’m gonna try this with amber purple frit. I’ll send you a pic like always🤙🏼

[@CastledMallard]

Nice dude ^-^

[@thvbreezeknees2331]

are you using a quartz rod for your gold fuming?

[@gordonyork6638]

Brilliant. Are there welding filters for cameras? I've always wanted to practice this, looks like a blast.

[@danielray7909]

Can you get a dydimium lens filter mounted on the camera, or does it not work like that?

[@JustinBodovsky]

I actually do have one on the camera it's still the best it could pick up. I am thinking just the exposure could work better. I have an upgraded mount for future videos. Cant wait hope you check them out

[@kolbylancaster412]

I would love a custom marble . How much does that cost?? I'm in

[@schism6976]

This is amazing. How the heck do you learn skills like this?? I searched up and down with ZERO luck:( Any tips?✌️

[@JustinBodovsky]

hours make powers, but also watch and learn as much as you can.

[@ushrrroth8401]

Ventilation is very important for lampwork in general, not just for fuming.

[@JustinBodovsky]

Yes indeed

[@weisun1702]

Hello What is the coloring material used at 6:57?

[@JustinBodovsky]

24k gold

[@weisun1702]

@@JustinBodovsky Do you have any online purchase links

[@weisun1702]

@@JustinBodovsky BUY?

[@JustinBodovsky]

@@weisun1702 any 24k or 22k gold bar or coin will do as long as its real. I would recommend a reputable bullion dealer.

[@valeriejean1]

Hello Mr. Justin. I have a couple questions, I hope they are not too dumb. When you are maintaining your cone-shape do you spin it on the marver in only one direction? Also, when you attached the clear rod to put the spin in (approx. 11 1/2 minutes in), do you spin in opposite directions for each hand or same direction just faster with the punty hand? And if you are spinning only in one direction on the marver, is it the same direction as when you spin it with the rod? I hope that makes sense....

[@JustinBodovsky]

Hello there thank you so much for your questions, only dumb questions are ones not asked 😊 yes spin only one direction. Also same thing with the rod, make sure it spins the same way.

[@baddonkey75]

What is over fuming. Is that just a preference or does too much fume make undesired effects?

[@JustinBodovsky]

Just preference. That fire color was what I considered over fuming at one time. however for this it works well to just pile it on!

[@VoloxiCH]

Can i get one of these Vortex marble somehow?

[@JustinBodovsky]

Hey there, please feel free to come see me on Instagram or Facebook I am always posting available pieces. Right now I am out of stock on the Vortex. However keep van eye out. I am always making more

[@mikesfound]

Why only one layer of clear?

[@ericbrooks5034]

1 hr I’ll buy that 4 a dollar 💵