Call For Submissions: New 33 Issue Of Glassline Magazine

[davidwillisglass]

Glassline magazine is producing a new issue focusing of the work of borosilicate glass artists. Those interested in having their work featured in the magazine should submit the following:

3 images of new/recent work, 72dpi at 6x8".

artist statement, 200 words max.

submissions should be sent to editor@glassline.net and subject line should contain "new 33 issue" to avoid being filtered out as spam.

all entries will be reviewed by 3 jurors; me, paul stankard, and carmen lozar.

thanks! and we look forward to seeing your work!

[STROKER]

are pipes being considered as well?

[menty666]

What's the cut off date?

[davidwillisglass]

All work made with borosilicate glass will be considered.

I don't know the cut off date, i think it will be the october or november issue.

If you would like your work considered, i recommend sending your images and statement as soon as possible. i will try to get more information on this and post again.

I would like to encourage all to submit their work. Many publications and opportunities start like this, and having some good images and a statement you are happy with makes applying for things easy. If you are unsure, look at it as an exercise, it's good for you.

[SNYD]

Thanks for posting this David. I will be submitting mine as soon as I can resize my images.

[jacky geurts 67]

thanks I will send pictures and statement asap

Jacky

[Robert Mickelsen]

Glassline magazine is producing a new issue focusing of the work of borosilicate glass artists. Those interested in having their work featured in the magazine should submit the following:

3 images of new/recent work, 72dpi at 6x8".
David, this resolution seems very low for printed copy. Pixel size would only be 456 x 576. Are you sure about this?

- RAM

[Bo Diddles]

^ Just what I was thinking

[jacky geurts 67]

I thought about that too, but asumed David wants to decide first and then ask for bigger resolution. from the artist that make the 33 issue? I hope he doesn't want to use the low resolution pictures quality isn't enough for printing


Jacky

[davidwillisglass]

those are the specs i was given by the magazine editor.

i'm not sure if they are for jury purposes only or not.

[Robert Mickelsen]

I could see how those images might be for jurying only, but they are even small for that purpose. And if they were for jurying, why would he specify a print size (6x8")? Inches mean nothing on a computer monitor.

I sent larger images.

- RAM

[davidwillisglass]

i will be talking with Jim in a couple of hours and will check on this and post if there are any changes

[jacky geurts 67]

i send my pictures in small format, but no problem sending larger just keep us informed thanks

[davidwillisglass]

small images are for jurying purposes.

submitted images should be of work made from August 2009 to present

deadline for submissions is August 15.

selected artists will upload larger, print sized images to magazine site.

thanks for your submissions, and please help get the word out to friends and other lampworkers who you think should apply.


best

-dw

[jacky geurts 67]

thanks and I will

Jacky

[davidwillisglass]

hoping many submissions come in from this forum.

keeping it on the front page

13 days until deadline

[davidwillisglass]

My apologies.

The juried article has been replaced by an non-juried one.

Thanks to those who submitted images.

In the interest of heading off questions about this... timeline issues. Any further inquiries can be made to Jim at Glassline.

Again thanks to those who sent images of their work. Think of it as an exercise.

best

dw

[TheGlassTree]

Well that was anticlimactic....