A technique of shaping molten glass by blowing air into it through a blowpipe, creating hollow forms.

Artworks designed for practical use, combining aesthetic appeal with usability, such as vases or bowls.

A hollow container made from glass, often used for holding liquids or decorative purposes.

The study of how different colorants affect the appearance and properties of glass when melted.

The process of creating decorative designs on glass surfaces, enhancing visual interest.

Adding surface variations to glass, which can create tactile and visual effects.

A long, hollow tube used by glassblowers to gather and blow air into molten glass.

Methods of applying metallic vapors to glass surfaces to create iridescent effects.

The creation of preliminary models of glass designs to test form and function before final production.

The skill of managing the amount of molten glass gathered on the blowpipe for shaping.

A critical review of one's work and challenges faced during the creative process.

Shaping glass using a mold to achieve specific forms and designs.

Techniques that involve stacking different layers of glass to create depth and complexity.

The practice of creating design sketches that prioritize both aesthetics and functional use.

A detailed schedule outlining the steps and deadlines for completing a glass project.

Collecting opinions and critiques on designs to improve and refine glass art.

The quality of skill and attention to detail in the creation of glass art.

The principles governing the beauty and visual appeal of glass designs.

Complex shapes created in glass that require advanced blowing techniques.

The potential of a glass piece to be sold or exhibited in galleries based on its appeal.

Evaluating one's own progress and skills to identify strengths and areas for improvement.

An artist's unique perspective and ideas that guide their creative process.

The completed glass piece that showcases the skills and techniques learned throughout the course.

The practice of organizing and planning how to divide time between various tasks.

Creative approaches to creating glass art that push traditional boundaries.

Guidelines that ensure a glass piece is both aesthetically pleasing and practical.