Share Your Glass with More People
Small Habits, Big Results: Mastering Social Media with Weston Lambert
How did artist Weston Lambert grow a social media following of over 1.2 million for his sculptural work?
Join this exclusive 3-hour live online class to discover his strategies. Lambert will cover:
- Building an Audience: How he successfully expanded his reach.
- Filming & Photography Tips: Essential tools and techniques for showcasing artwork online.
- Daily Content Creation Approaches: Practical habits for consistent, engaging content.
- Platform Differences: Key distinctions to keep in mind for different social media channels.
- Leveraging Opportunities: Insights on how social media presence has led to artwork sales, commissions, partnerships with major brands (like Microsoft), and even a feature in a Disney short film.
The session will also include a Q&A segment to address your specific questions.
Don’t miss out on these valuable insights—mark your calendar for Saturday, November 23rd, 12-3pm, and sign up now!
Enhance Your Social Media Game
Lambert’s reach includes approximately 340k followers on Instagram, 605k on TikTok, 60k on Threads, and 88k on YouTube, along with thousands more across various platforms.
Artist Workshop Video with Amanda Simmons
Let Your Work Stand Tall
Artist Workshop Video: Tall Vessels with Amanda Simmons
Learn to stretch your glass—and your kilnforming skills—by creating tallthin vessels. In this hour-long Artist Workshop Video, artist Amanda Simmons will guide you step-by-step through her streamlined drop-out techniques.Strengthen your online library with this comprehensive video lesson, then get to work lining your shelves with gorgeous tall vessels!
Check out the trailer to learn more!
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About the Artist
Amanda Simmons received a Postgraduate Certificate in Glass and Architecture from Central Saint Martins in London. In 2005, she relocated to Dumfries and Galloway, Scotland, where she currently lives and works. An Emerge 2012 finalist, Simmons’ work has been included in exhibitions and art fairs throughout the United States and the United Kingdom. Craft Scotland featured her pieces at SOFA Chicago (now known as Intersect Chicago) and Contemporary Applied Arts presented Simmons’ work in their material-focused exhibition at Collect: international art fair for contemporary craft and design.
Get That Kiln Humming
Glass Favors the Prepared Mind
Whether you're working on a great plate or trying your hand at a cast bas-relief tile, you'll rely on many of the same foundational skills to arrive at a successful outcome.
In Prepare and Program, you’ll learn these ever-applicable skills from Ted Sawyer, Bullseye’s Research and Education Director. This 3-hour live online class will guide you through best practices for:
- preparing shelves
- using separators
- programming various kilns
- working with firing cycles
- thinking strategically about how these variables affect your glasswork
Check out the class trailer and get signed up!
NOTE: If you've already taken Prime and Program, you are eligible to receive a discount code for $40 off this expanded and revised version of the class—which includes long-term online access to the class video, an amazing tool for review and practice.
Contact: classes@bullseyeglass.com for more details.
Last Call — Unleash Unruly Beauty
Reactions & Other Special Effects
Bullseye reactions provide a fun way to explore visuals that get a little wild while still gaining the satisfaction that comes from designing stunning work.Start exploring with the help of Bullseye's Hannah Gulick during this energizing live online class. As a member of class, you'll get:
- Long-term online access to the 65-minute instructional video
- 2 live class sessions over Zoom with Bullseye’s Hannah Gulick
- A survey of major reactions and effects in Bullseye glass
- An info-packed Class Guide
Class starts soon so sign up now!