Joe Peters Live-Streamed Studio Demonstration

Influenced by marine life and the natural world, artist Joe Peters demonstrates for students in his class how to create detailed sculptures of animals, plants and humans in borosilicate. Watch him demo a solid hammerhead shark in this live stream from The Studio. See the final shark starting at 58:20.
When not teaching at The Studio, Peters creates functional sculptures that are colorful and playful and are often inspired by the creatures he sees while SCUBA diving. www.cmog.org/b...
Take a look into a class at The Studio and watch as internationally renowned faculty demonstrate for their classes ranging from furnace sculpting to flameworking to any other variety of glassblowing techniques. To register for classes, visit www.cmog.org/p...

[@ItzPud]

You can easily see all the time and effort he took to make this peace, if I tried something like that it would end up looking like a deformed shark thing.

[@baedb9716]

...yes but it would still look like a shark though.. so you wouldn't have done to bad 😉

[@evilbetty99]

Isnt that what a hammerhead is? God wasnt exactly paying full attention on hammerheads or platypus....

[@ZachD555]

Thank you for uploading this Corning! It's so exciting that Corning Museum of Glass is bringing in so many talented artists from the pipe making community. Between Salt, Eusheen Goines and Joe P you really have attracted a-lot of good people to come down and host these classes. I look forward to more of these sessions, I'm putting some money away to take one or two of them in the future. Thanks again - Zach

[@corningmuseumofglass]

Thanks for watching! We hope to see you soon!

[@ATMAtim]

Beautiful piece! It's been fun watching the people either sleeping or going to sleep in the background.

[@hahawhatever]

Yeah... that's the shark demo.

[@thedogdogification]

I loved watching this! I didn't know you could get such accurate placement of colors, shapes, and details in this kind of glassmaking.

[@baddonkey75]

We wouldn't have this kind of glass making if it wasn't for ww2

[@michaelkmiec5842]

@@baddonkey75 fun fact Elon musk invented lamp working in 1864 just fyi

[@codeflunky1]

The first minute made this worth watching for me

[@philabowl8073]

It's insane to think how much time must go into one of his big sculptures.😮

[@conversacionesconmipadre]

So lovely and masterfully made!

[@corningmuseumofglass]

Thanks for watching!

[@ethanpoints8735]

In the 80's they used to do this in the mall and have all their work for sale around them and them sculpting live in the middle of the kiosk.

[@rexinfx1]

That Secret White sure is an awesome color!!!! Sweet demo

[@corningmuseumofglass]

Thanks for watching!

[@elif-8381]

Tale tec. Amazing ❤

[@loisraymcinnis6006]

Wow! good work!

[@corningmuseumofglass]

Thanks for watching!

[@KatieKakes23]

😊😊😊😊

[@user-vz5bu6js4p]

i'd say the anatomy was correct, but hammers don't have poles sticking out of their noses. I hope it was removed. Very beautiful color and nicely done) I wish i could buy it cuz i love sharks)

[@samfarnham6965]

thats called the "punty". He has to be able to hold the glass in the flame with something, so a rod of borosilicate glass will do. it gets removed at the last step by holding the finished piece with insulated tongs so you can melt or cut the clear rod off the front and clean up the glass at that portion to finish it. almost all glass is blown that way by hand with an umbilical of something holding onto the glass object, either steel pipe/rod or glass tube/rod.

[@michaelkmiec5842]

ThTs the part you hold because if you didn’t notice he’s melting glass in a flame so he can’t exactly just use his hand to hold it silly goose head butt face

[@VenerableYorge]

F A N T A N T A S T I C ! ! !

[@magdabdelrahman5780]

I enjoyed the video but the very beginning of the demonstration is missing

[@saracandela10-16]

Esas barritas como se llaman?

[@hugoespinosa7204]

Nice piece ,thank You for Sharing , can You tell me where can I Buy te glass?

[@CrepitusRex]

It's f'n magic!

[@Kaskets3D]

Makes my heart hurt ❤

[@Floris_VI]

Beautiful piece, i have seen more enthusiastic crowds though hahaha

[@Lori_M]

Is his work available for purchase????

[@imtall8120]

Definitely. I think the lowest price of his pendants start around $500

[@corningmuseumofglass]

Hi Lori, you can see Joe's work on his website: www.joepetersglass.com/. Thanks for watching!

[@chefngozijoy]

Wow what color is this i blue. So beautiful

[@kx160]

He literally says it within the first minute if the video....

[@asspounderify]

26:15 Some nose picking action

[@joshnorton6655]

BRO HAD TO ITCH HIS NOSE

[@BCxFOREVER]

i wish he would explain more of what he was doing. it's awfully silent .______." beautiful work tho, ofc

[@user-cs4pq7dq4e]

I'll never wear a life jacket again

[@doubleportraitartist9053]

今天更新了好多作品

[@josephhodge7343]

What color is that blue? I love it.

[@corningmuseumofglass]

Hi Joseph, it's Agua Azul from Glass Alchemy. Thanks for watching!

[@amondavis]

I am wondering where can you get that little tiny torch

[@corningmuseumofglass]

They are widely available from many places that sell tools for glass and jewelry, such as here: www.mountainglass.com/Smith-Little-Torch-with-5-Tips-and-Hose.

[@hamidrzabarati360]

من یک شیشه گرم کار زیبایی هست

[@anitawhang8260]

Why is everyone wearing glasses? Is the light from the torch that bright?

[@corningmuseumofglass]

Yes, the torch is incredibly bright and it's not safe to look at it burning, so flameworkers wear these lenses, called didymiums, while around a torch. Thanks for watching!

[@williamsteward2184]

There's a lense on the camera. That torch is 1k'ss degrees. It will destroy your eyes if you work with glass and not use didymium lenses

[@evilbetty99]

3:58 literally looks like flaming mister hanky

[@evilbetty99]

Just curious who is the beautiful lady and where can her art be found?

[@adamdabdoub]

You ruined a perfectly good video with your simp creep behavior

[@evilbetty99]

@@adamdabdoub didnt think youd have a response soyboy.... keep behind that keyboard.

[@slimebunny5700]

6:33 Bruh am I the only one seeing this?? 💀

[@user-cs4pq7dq4e]

All that for 20 bucks GREAT

[@itsyerboypk7656]

2nd

[@billwhite1973]

First

[@TreeBug88]

Like drawing if it's to formulated there's no life to the image in this case to the sculpture

[@TreeBug88]

Is it meant to be this boring?

[@swal123456]

The amount of fossil fuel burnt....just to make a little glass object is ridiculous

[@erikzellers2925]

Not to mention the fossil fuel spent every time your comment is shared out to someone's computer, potentially for decades, just for your virtue signaling. Unlike your comment, that "little glass object" will be meaningful to someone and add beauty to their lives, and helped teach other people how to make pretty things.

[@shanna3148]

This is low quality bait.

[@magdabdelrahman5780]

@@erikzellers2925 thanks your comments