r/LivestreamFail • u/Caiyul • 2d ago
CombustibleDan | Art Glassworker of 17 years shows chat his coolest designs
https://www.twitch.tv/combustibledan/clip/ResilientAbstrusePigeonDxAbomb-ERTY1r9LSMTb4g06208
u/-Jfree- 2d ago
i am getting flashbacks to that wholesome man from new zealand making wood carvings. damn i forgot his name.
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u/Secretweaver_ 2d ago
If you want another cool channel there's a guy that does Japanese Printmaking. I randomly stumbled onto his channel one day and I didn't know anything about printmaking, but found it fascinating because he was so knowledgeable and relaxing to listen to. Kind of a similar vibe to the wood carving guy you're talking about.
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u/-Daniel š· Hog Squeezer 2d ago
That guy is named David Bull. He also has a youtube channel: https://www.youtube.com/@seseragistudio/
He has one of my favorite videos on youtube, where he talks about how a particular carver shaped his future.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ij9KXgiyDAc
He also made a sequel you can find here:
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u/Secretweaver_ 2d ago
I didn't even realize he had a youtube channel. I'll have to binge some of his videos soon. Thanks for the links!
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u/Memester999 2d ago
Incredible vids to fall asleep to he's a great storyteller and has such a soothing voice. I came across him years ago when he did a collab with a guy who made really cool traditional Japanese renditions of video game properties and their kickstarter campaign blew up.
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u/Dopa-Down_Syndrome 2d ago
He got visited by the PM of new Zealand if I remember correctly. That guy could tell at you and it would still be wholesome.
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u/Rikitikitavii 2d ago
Pretty neat, finally something actually interesting on LSF.
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u/Ratiocinor 2d ago
I don't get it. I need to see xqc's face in the corner of the stream saying something like "chat this is kinda sick though no?" so I know what to think about it
Like why does this little channel deserve the views on his clip, some bigger streamer should react to it they deserve the views more cos they're famous
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u/fezes-are-cool 2d ago
Iād love to see how he did that
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u/SweetLobsterBabies 2d ago edited 2d ago
So I'm not a glassblower and this might not be entirely right, but this is the jist of it
They stack glass pieces on top of each other in different colors and such to create the image. I am sure some form of heating the glass and bonding it together is used. They then stretch that glass out to finish the image and allow it to be cut into pieces. Those pieces are sort of like glass stickers that can be incorporated into many different pieces of art. I mainly see them on bongs and other weed glass art. The artist can sell those sliced pieces of the image to other glass blowers or make them into pendants for jewelry as well.
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u/Pensive_Goat 2d ago
This sounds kinda similar to how images are made in hard candy: https://youtube.com/shorts/kE8RGg49fZw
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u/ItsCopter 1d ago
Based on the size of it/equipment you can see in the background I'd wager he's not lampworking/flameworking that. Probably in a full glassblowing studio.
So the process would look similar to this. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iG1LnlccCmM&ab_channel=CorningMuseumofGlass while using similar concepts to the color building you see in your video, just at a bigger scale.
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u/EnderPerk 2d ago
I forgot how fucking cool that holy water bottle design is.
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u/LSFSecondaryMirror 2d ago
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