How to make a glass bag with the texture of a Chinese Vase

[DavidRoy]

His narration feels like he's drunk and not drunk at the same time.
Loved the video.

[k-spective]

Don't complain about the cost before you understand how the art is created. Beautiful piece!

[PhDuh]

You're narration is great: a mixture of excitement, childlike wonder, sarcasm, passion for your craft, technical mastery, and entertainment. And, you don't take yourself too seriously.

[KarateGirl]

I love how you present such a demanding art form with childlike enthusiasm. We need more of that in the world.

[BigBurden]

My mom was a glass artist for over 20 years. She worked on a smaller scale, with a torch set up to make jewelry and such. Glass work has always fascinated me since i was a child. Now that mom's health is declining and she no longer works with glass, videos like this bring me back to a childlike state of comfort. I really appreciate the artist and the content of your craft.

[hughiecampbell]

sometimes it just fascinates me how good some artists become at what they do.

[teresagraser]

I know someone with a glass purse. Always wondered how it was made. This one has a lot more of a design. It is beautiful and the person doing this is very talented.

[cdubs]

This is probably the first glass blowing video Ive ever seen that forces me to realize just how amazing some glass artists really are...I kinda dismissed it for a long time. But, this is truly magnificent art. Its amazing.

[crooked-halo]

57 years old & this is the _first_ piece of glass art I've ever watched being made. I am astounded! Incredible! Now I want to watch an artist make something again...and then I'll buy it!

[BigMike]

Its crazy the amount of work and skill that goes into this profession

[TheCeri]

it's the use of all the scientific terms like 'smoosh' and 'squinching' for me 😊

[versuvia]

Love how you've explained each step with the proper nomenclature. Educationally entertaining! Of course, the end product embodies your playfulness and is just adorable and desirable at the same time!

[nickdahlberg]

True artistry. It's so cool to know, not everything is mass produced.

[axiezimmah]

The amount of skill involved in glassmaking is stunning

[TheOcean]

This piece of art should come with a small booklet explaining how it was done. The buyer would surely have a much greater appreciation for it if he knew the amount of work that has gone into it.

[brandonhedrick]

I love glass artwork. God gives us all these wonderful gifts. The glass rods they broke made me think of candy that's broken into pieces for us to enjoy. Happy Easter world. Happy Resurrection Day to all. ❤

[kwanryan]

I have zero knowledge or interest in glass making or whatever this work is called, but the giddiness this dude exudes when talking about his craft makes me very happy too

[ubesaaa]

Impressive, most artisan skills are fairly straightforward, you can imagine the next logical step. I was surprised at every step during this process.

[LaurenDenise]

No gloves, goggles or long sleeves. I'm amazed 😮 Beautiful work.

[jennycadot]

Wow! So many steps to create this beautiful piece of art! 💜💜💜💜💜💜