RECORDED LINK Harish Dewani Realistic Sandblasting

Expanding on his widely popular Master Glass Artisan Lecture Series™, Jodhpur, India, master artist, Harish Dewani explores the "Realistic Sandblasting" technique that he learned from Dave Schulte in 2013. Using hand cut vinyl stencils and aluminum oxide powder as his mediums for sandblasting, he creates phenomenally etched panels featuring portraits of people and animals.

Harish will share how this approach can be used to capture lifelike grayscale snapshots of life on mirrored and glass surfaces using airbrushed etching techniques without applying any paint or color. He will also instruct you on how to etch glass surfaces using air pressure and aluminum oxide to produce countless tones and shades from the glass itself.

      
He will finish his lecture by describing how to execute your projects with patience and will share ways that you can show your completed works beautifully and to their best advantage by using proper lighting effects.

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 Master glass etching artist, Harish Dewani, earned his Bachelor of Commerce degree in 1995. While completing his studiies, he wored at a vinyl signage company and upon graduation opened his own shop. Harish began to contemplate adding glass etching to his repetoire and, in 2009 participated in a workshop to learn basic acid and sandblasting etching techniques. Over the next three years he worked on his hobby in his spare time, creating over 100 pieces. 

When Harish saw David Schulte's glass art on Faceook, he was amazed at the exceptional detail that was possible to achieve beyond basic etching. David shared many of his techniques with Harish, who has since become known for his exceptionally reaslistic etched panels of people and wild animals. The artist uses cut vinyl stecnils to capture lifelike grayscale snapshots of life on mirrored and glass surfaces using airbrushed etching techniques without applying any paint or color. 

Harish lives in Jodhpur, India, with his wife Rashmi and their two sons. His work has been feauted in several glass magazines. Today he will be sharing techniques for etching glass surefaces with air pressue and aluminum oxide to produce countless tones and shades from the glass itself. He will describe how to execute projects with patience and share ways to show completed artwork to its best advantage using proper lighting effects. 

Harish is an First Place Award Winner in the Gallery of Excellence at Glass Craft & Bead Expo. 

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