eBOOK: Creative and Professional Development for Glass Artists by Catherine Dunstan

This practical guide by professional glass artist and teacher Catherine Dunstan provides the tools and information needed to find your creative voice and plan your journey in the world of glass.

THIS IS AN E-BOOK DOWNLOAD- Please see below for details on buying and accessing this e-book.

Featuring insights and case studies from industry professionals and a diverse range of artists specialising in hot glass, kiln-forming and stained glass. These include Tamsin Abbott, Simon Alderson, Anthony Amoako Attah, Juliet Forrest, Katherine Huskie, Flora Jamieson, Julie Light, Verity Pulford, Laura Quinn, Elliot Walker and Bethany Wood.

Discover the importance of play with hands-on exercises, and identify how to channel your inspirations through your work before exploring various ways of creating a collection of work and connecting with your audience.

Whether you’re looking to fine-tune your relationship with glass, find your market and put yourself in it or build your profile in the industry, this book aims to give you the tools and information needed to create a professional development plan that works for you.

This ebook is also available as an A4 printed book which can be found here https://warm-glass.co.uk/creative-and-professional-development-for-glass-artists.html

Buying and accessing your eBook:

Overseas customers: Please ensure that you have made an account and are logged in when you purchase, so that you can access your eBook.
This is an eBook download, not a physical paper book.
To purchase this eBook, just add it to your basket and check out as normal.
To access the eBook, simply click on the link in your order confirmation email to reach the download page. Please note that your download may be marked as 'Pending' until approved (see below).
Alternatively you can access the e-book from the order details in the 'My Account' section on the website. Just log in and go to 'My Account', then select 'My Downloadable Products' to access the e-book.
Before you can access the eBook we need to approve the purchase. If you purchase online using a credit/debit card or PayPal then approvals are immediate. Otherwise, approvals occur once payment has been approved by our team.
Your eBook can be downloaded a maximum of 5 times onto your device(s).
Your eBook will be available to download for 14 days from the date of approval, so please do not delay in downloading it (this helps protect the author from unauthorised sharing of the document).
The eBook will be delivered as a PDF file, so please ensure you have an appropriate PDF reader installed (such as Adobe Acrobat Reader or Google PDF Viewer). There are a number of free PDF viewers available online.
No refunds are available on eBooks.

Where is my eBook saved on my device?

Once you have downloaded your eBook, it may be stored in a different location depending on your device. We always recommend downloading the eBook on a desktop/laptop/macbook.

iPhone/iPad: Check your downloads folder in the 'folders' app
Android Device: Check your My Files app (called File Manager on some phones), which you can find in the device's App Drawer
Desktop/Laptop: Go to your general folders and check your 'downloads' folder

Macbook: Go to 'finder' and check your 'downloads' folder

Reviews