Paul Messink
@paulmessink.bsky.social
I am an artist who paints on layers of glass, stacked and fused in a kiln to create thick glass panels with incredible depth and dimension. I also teach these techniques to other glass artists through a 30-hour video masterclass.
Join me for this intensive look at eliminating visible bubbles in your layered glass projects! My technique works for any number of layers, and any type of glass.
Can't attend? Sign up at glasspatterns.com and you'll get a link to the recording. You can watch unlimited times - it never expires!
Can't attend? Sign up at glasspatterns.com and you'll get a link to the recording. You can watch unlimited times - it never expires!
January 11, 2025 at 10:26 PM
Join me for this intensive look at eliminating visible bubbles in your layered glass projects! My technique works for any number of layers, and any type of glass.
Can't attend? Sign up at glasspatterns.com and you'll get a link to the recording. You can watch unlimited times - it never expires!
Can't attend? Sign up at glasspatterns.com and you'll get a link to the recording. You can watch unlimited times - it never expires!
Sometimes, you just have to take a short walk around the artwork!
Most of my recent pieces are made from 14-17 layers of glass, with a part of the image painted on each layer. When all layers are complete they are stacked in a kiln and the layers fuse together at 1500F into a thick glass block.
Most of my recent pieces are made from 14-17 layers of glass, with a part of the image painted on each layer. When all layers are complete they are stacked in a kiln and the layers fuse together at 1500F into a thick glass block.
January 11, 2025 at 10:21 PM
Sometimes, you just have to take a short walk around the artwork!
Most of my recent pieces are made from 14-17 layers of glass, with a part of the image painted on each layer. When all layers are complete they are stacked in a kiln and the layers fuse together at 1500F into a thick glass block.
Most of my recent pieces are made from 14-17 layers of glass, with a part of the image painted on each layer. When all layers are complete they are stacked in a kiln and the layers fuse together at 1500F into a thick glass block.
I'm happy to be on Blue Sky - I hope it is a breath of fresh air. Let me know if there is anything you are interested in learning about my artwork.
January 11, 2025 at 10:15 PM
I'm happy to be on Blue Sky - I hope it is a breath of fresh air. Let me know if there is anything you are interested in learning about my artwork.