Nuka Glass Highway To Glass Progression

**Nuka Glass** · 08-03-2017, 07:50 PM

Been a long time since I posted in here. Thought I would add some recent just to keep track of my progress. Hope everyone on here has been doing great. Peace out all.

**Nuka Glass** · 08-04-2017, 10:09 AM

Working on my first jellyfish pendant. Not bad.

**Cerberus** · 08-04-2017, 12:40 PM

Looking really good here lately, that jellyfish is tight dude! The lil red jammer is super cool but definitely a nose burner, for shorties like that push the bowl on the end and make it a chillum, keep the look and style but more user friendly.
Keep jammin Nuka, I like where you're going.

**Nuka Glass** · 08-04-2017, 03:39 PM

Originally Posted by Cerberus

Looking really good here lately, that jellyfish is tight dude! The lil red jammer is super cool but definitely a nose burner, for shorties like that push the bowl on the end and make it a chillum, keep the look and style but more user friendly.
Keep jammin Nuka, I like where you're going.

Thanks man. Yeah that red one is definitely a nose burner. Usually if they are short I do turn it into a chillum, not sure where my head was at. Then I gave that bubbler a weird angle. After I worked my seal I noticed what I had done. Oopps.

I can't wait for my lunch break, then I can check out the jellyfish out of the kiln. The tentacles should be red with black tips. The underside of the cap should be red and the top of the cap should be black. Saw an article on how to make them a few days ago and remembered the article word for word. Weather was actually not above the 90s today so I made that bad boy before leaving for work.

**Nuka Glass** · 08-21-2017, 02:21 PM

It has taken me a long time to get to this point with fuming but I am really happy with the outcome of this spoon. This is the first time I was able to remove the excess fume so only the lines show and also the first time I was able to keep some beautiful colors without them turning white. I used mostly a reducing flame when laying down the lines but to melt it in, I used an oxidizing flame. This and not ramping my kiln up to 1100 for striking helped a lot! Guess its time to do another programming on the kiln, one for fume and one to kiln strike colors.

Enjoy!