Salt Live-Streamed Studio Demonstration (August 2019)

Bringing his unique style and approach to flameworking to The Studio, Salt teaches students in his class how to break down color palettes and assemble sculptures from multiple pieces. Get an insider’s view into his processes during this live stream from the class Sculpture & Lampworking Technique on August 28. See the final piece starting at 56:23.
When not teaching at The Studio, Salt lets his imagination run wild and creates glass creatures and functional sculptures with personalities that often reflect his mood or emotions. 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...

[@WhatsWithAndy]

Buddy is soooo talented and super down to earth dude from what I can see , have a nice 2011 slide from him 🙏🏼

[@rynnziolkowski4642]

Its incredible how skilled and knowledgeable he is in his craft a true master and legitimately seems like a very kind soul

[@corningmuseumofglass]

Salt is such a genuinely nice person! It's always good to see him at The Studio. Thanks for watching!

[@Xanderviceory]

The little flicking thing salt does with the color rods is my best take away from this, I totally get it after trying it

[@nrxhavoc]

my man in the Pine Tree Apothecary hoodie @ 2:05. He knows what's up. Best stuff in Maine.

[@ianbar20]

What an awesome demo. Salt is the man.

[@STONEDay]

🧂🧂🧂🧂🧂🧂🧂🧂🧂🧂🧂🧂 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 Happy 1 year legal Canada.

[@happycamper4315]

Hello from the UK. I first started watching your channel because of "functional" glass. No one in Britain creates it. That was about 10 months ago and I've been blown away (pun intended) by the artists you feature. Some truly stunning work. I've been led to believe that artists like Salt, who create functional pieces are sometimes looked down upon as artists in the world of creative glass? I admit I was surprised to see this video, and was lucky to catch it live! That said, were you aware that Purr Glass has a channel with instructional videos about functional glass but youtube is taking them down for reasons that are a bit suspect? Just wondered what your take was of that? Anyhoo, love this channel, thank you for everyone's hard work!

[@deancaulkins1551]

One Viewer knows what a gun mount is and also Corning made the mount but not the gun or neck/tube. I worked in the CRT gun room at the Sylvania Plant in Seneca Falls 60 years ago.

[@ashton35]

Spirituality dark works. He's eluded to it Beware

[@alucevision]

Saw this when it was Live, been waiting for this this to come out

[@herr498]

"ADD TEETH AND EYES, IF TIME PERMITS"🦷🦷👁👁

[@weeviltoys4242]

Lovely assistant: pulls pipe out of kiln and says check the bottom... Salt: Oh ok ... Brushes off dust with thumb 😅 🔥

[@JustinBodovsky]

had the honor of meeting him down at Flameworks. awesome humble and friendly guy. He gave Eve and I some of the best advise all those years ago. Thanks again man

[@corningmuseumofglass]

Thanks for watching!

[@LickMyGlass]

Pretty sure I got some good footage of Salt from years ago at the DFO on my hard drive.

[@Teajohn]

Do you have any footage posted?

[@nathanquick9690]

Anyone know what torch he’s using here? Thought it was a mirage but it looks like it has an extra row of jets, doesn’t look big enough to be a delta though. Maybe I’m missing a torch in between those two

[@donhughes7339]

Samurai maybe?

[@nathanquick9690]

@@donhughes7339 could be

[@kevingunn109]

GTT delta elite

[@richardwalker9757]

,good

[@normcovert281]

Sick.

[@SavageGerbil]

Glad to see another borostix fan. Yeah, they're kind of a pain in the butt, but they have some great colors.

[@corningmuseumofglass]

Thanks for watching!

[@DOMAPOI]

WOW! What a great spoon pipe, wish I could afford to buy one like that or know how and had the equipment to make them.

[@ismelltrouble7266]

I got an extra torch. 😏

[@PuffinPete]

Love seeing Salt in my backyard!

[@corningmuseumofglass]

Thanks for watching!

[@zeze3305]

Just found this,i have been in love with glass for years and this is a deeper dive into it.

[@corningmuseumofglass]

Thanks for watching, Ian!

[@buzzzthrower555]

glass is such a beautiful thing, the possibilities are pretty endless

[@corningmuseumofglass]

We agree! Thanks for watching!

[@TRIVICbuilder]

Frompy?

[@genericyoutube]

Thank you salt

[@corningmuseumofglass]

Thanks for watching!

[@jackbarry8410]

Super dope!

[@corningmuseumofglass]

Thanks 🔥

[@brianmosher4053]

How absolutely cool is that? Amazing bro!

[@corningmuseumofglass]

Thanks for watching, Brian!

[@aprilstephens2691]

love love love

[@robc3056]

Wow..

[@TimC_1964]

that color is fantastic!

[@corningmuseumofglass]

Thanks for watching!

[@jamiewade9572]

Score!! Thanks for the upload!

[@corningmuseumofglass]

Thanks for watching!

[@jamiewade9572]

Always!!

[@jamiewade9572]

I love some some salt and Eric at the helm!

[@Yakcm2]

So, basically...your welding with glass...😎

[@andrewboos-hartig6206]

basically you're sculpting with a material that can be anywhere from a solid to a liquid depending on temperature.