Showing posts with label Kids Making Art. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Kids Making Art. Show all posts

Wednesday, October 1, 2014

Applefest 2014 Photographs!

My goodness! Working with all of that glass, and those danged photos, that was a lot bigger of a task than I thought it would be (I'm defintiely going to get help next time).

You're here for the photos, so I hope you really enjoy them! I have hosted them all on a web album (link below). I apologize profusely for the poor photo quality. I honest to goodness spent ten hours today on photography and editing, only to have the files go corrupt. I'll redo them at some point though.

https://plus.google.com/photos/101621177558837701779/albums/6065381751077573617



If you have any questions or queries about these gorgeous pieces, please feel free to drop me an e-mail ( nicole.nasvytis@hotmail.com ). I'm absolutely stunned by the varying results, and by how many children and parents participated.

Ciao for now!

Sunday, September 28, 2014

Burlington Applefest 2014, Glass at Ireland House

Hello and thank you to those who participated in this year's Applefest! I was completely unprepared for how amazing all the kids and their parents would be. I ran out of glass, for one. And by my calculations, you guys made a new glass keepsake every 3 minutes! That's crazy.

As such, there was literally not enough time left in the day to melt every wonderful keepsake (in fact, I'd have to run that little microwave for 57 hours straight to finish each piece individually). So, I really hate to break hearts, but there won't be any finished pieces posted on Monday. Sorry!

There's only one way to finish all your art pieces: I am going to take all 90 keepsakes, and put them into a big oven (called a kiln), where they'll all melt at the same time.

At (I'm guessing) 5 minutes each, it will take me 7.5 hours to arrange each glass keepsake, and the big oven could take 24 hours to heat up to 850C, and then to cool back down to 30C. I promise I will post the minute they're done.

If you'd like to have me alert you when your glass art is done, send an email to nicole.nasvytis@hotmail.com - I'd be more than happy to let you know.

Once again, I am sorry for the delay, but I am absolutely ecstatically happy to be delayed because of the wonderfully productive and creative day we had.

-Nicole