Schultz Studio Arts

Mold blown glass from Ancient Rome. Curious what other techniques they will reveal.

Art Break: Roman Glass and Contemporary Connections | Getty360 Calendar Ancient Roman artisans created fascinating examples of decorated blown glass using molds. Focusing on examples in the Getty Villa Museum’s collection, educator Bonnie Wright and glassmaker Jessi Moore explore the relationship between Roman glassmakers, who originated this art form, and contemporar...

A question I ask myself a lot.

You can have it when I’m dead, losers.

Absolutely! Art for the sake of art is perfectly viable. It never has to been shared if you don't want!

Cermak Foods ads traced onto the bottoms of wheel thrown mugs.

Handled four new mugs Friday. They have drawings on the bottoms. They’re made with Standard’s 308 Brooklyn Red clay which fires C/6-8. I’ve mixed it before with C/10 stoneware for use in wood kilns and I’d love to see these in the cool section of a wood kiln but most likely I will fire them to C/6 in my electric kiln.