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Red Crayon is a dense, vibrant opaque cadmium based red. Red Crayon has been reformulated from the ground up as a Neo-Cad. 

Working Tip: Pre-heat in outer flame. Avoid rapid heating.

Artist Description by Mike Shelbo:

"Red Crayon is an opaque 'what you see is what you get' (WYSIWYG).

 
Working the colour without encasement in the outer flame is ideal but quick passes in a sharp hot flame closer to your torch tip also works. Red Crayon works smooth and melts down without any potential sublimination if you have a bit of patience and keep from concentrating a sharp hot flame on one spot. It requires time to warm up and allow the heat to penetrate past the surface of the colour. In other words think of your flame as a small brush and move lightly around the area you intend to get molten in a spot heat situation.

This colour works well for blown and sculptural work and murrine. When encased between two layers of clear glass you can blow out quite thin before colour starts to become translucent. Use with Sangria, Orange Crayon, Rasta Gold Crayon, Yellow Crayon, and Acid Yellow Crayon for recreating fire in sculpted and blown glass." - Mike Shelbo

Really Teally, 544 is an easy to work opaque blue that falls between Agua Azul and Peacock. This colour was designed to fill out the blue-green palette, providing the perfect colour to round out the fade.

Working Tip: Work this colour in a neutral flame.  Garage at 975° F, Anneal at 1050° F.

Really Teally, 544 is an easy to work opaque blue that falls between Agua Azul and Peacock. This colour was designed to fill out the blue-green palette, providing the perfect colour to round out the fade.

Working Tip: Work this colour in a neutral flame.  Garage at 975° F, Anneal at 1050° F.

Rain Drop has a high refractive index and is reminiscent of a topaz.  For best results, this colour should be used in a neutral flame.  A fresh addition to the boro colour palette, Rain Drop adds a crisp, eye-catching element to finished work.

Working Tip: Work neutral to oxidizing for best results. A reducing flame will cause red streaking.

Rain Drop has a high refractive index and is reminiscent of a topaz.  For best results, this colour should be used in a neutral flame.  A fresh addition to the boro colour palette, Rain Drop adds a crisp, eye-catching element to finished work.

Working Tip: Work neutral to oxidizing for best results. A reducing flame will cause red streaking.

Purple Luster, 386 was designed to provide you with a vibrant purple upon striking.

Working Tip: Get this colour white hot to erase the striking history. A variety of effects are achievable depending on how long you flame/kiln strike.

Purple Luster, 386 was designed to provide you with a vibrant purple upon striking.

Working Tip: Get this colour white hot to erase the striking history. A variety of effects are achievable depending on how long you flame/kiln strike.

Potion has made a series of evolutions since we first introduced Purple Potion, side by side with Serum.  This CFL shifter changed from purple to a brighter purple.  Thomas then reworked the formulation and we released it as Potion 2.0.  The formulation has been finalized and Potion is now here!

Potion has made a series of evolutions since we first introduced Purple Potion, side by side with Serum.  This CFL shifter changed from purple to a brighter purple.  Thomas then reworked the formulation and we released it as Potion 2.0.  The formulation has been finalized and Potion is now here!

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Plasma is a First-Gen version of Serum.  Get the same great colour shift at a lower price!!

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Plasma is a First-Gen version of Serum.  Get the same great colour shift at a lower price!!

Peacock, 546 was designed as part of a series of 6 blues and greens to provide a range of hues and intensities that would work well with each other as well as set off the bright crayon colours. An easy to work dark opaque blue that is often copied but never duplicated.

Working Tip: Work this colour in a neutral flame. Garage at 975° F, Anneal at 1050° F.

Peacock, 546 was designed as part of a series of 6 blues and greens to provide a range of hues and intensities that would work well with each other as well as set off the bright crayon colours. An easy to work dark opaque blue that is often copied but never duplicated.

Working Tip: Work this colour in a neutral flame. Garage at 975° F, Anneal at 1050° F.

Part of our Neo-Cad™ line, we are bringing you a new, highly workable cadmium based colour.  OJ is a bright vibrant orange that is great for sculptural applications.

Part of our Neo-Cad™ line, we are bringing you a new, highly workable cadmium based colour.  OJ is a bright vibrant orange that is great for sculptural applications.

Haterade is a transparent green that looks great in thick applications. The refractive index and optical clarity of this colour make it stand apart from the rest.

Working Tip:Try layering Haterade to achieve a green tint, or using it in thick solid sections to achieve a vibrant green.

Haterade is a transparent green that looks great in thick applications. The refractive index and optical clarity of this colour make it stand apart from the rest.

Working Tip:Try layering Haterade to achieve a green tint, or using it in thick solid sections to achieve a vibrant green.

Grape, 773 was one of the first purple tones in the borosilicate palette. Grape, 773 is a dark translucent rod and the rich nature of its colour really pops when applied over white. In sculpture it will reflect black and transmit purple light.

Working Tip: Work in neutral flame to avoid reduction (grey streaks)

Grape, 773 was one of the first purple tones in the borosilicate palette. Grape, 773 is a dark translucent rod and the rich nature of its colour really pops when applied over white. In sculpture it will reflect black and transmit purple light.

Working Tip: Work in neutral flame to avoid reduction (grey streaks)

The release of the First-Gen Lemon Drop has been so well received, we are bringing you a green version! Lime Drop is a beautiful, limey green that goes great with the OG favorite, Lemon Drop!

Working Tip: This is a Retro-Cad™ and will not be as workable as the Neo-Cads™. Try adding a thin layer of clear if you are experiencing surface issues. In this photo, the stem is coil-potted and the bowl is a blowout.

The release of the First-Gen Lemon Drop has been so well received, we are bringing you a green version! Lime Drop is a beautiful, limey green that goes great with the OG favorite, Lemon Drop!

Working Tip: This is a Retro-Cad™ and will not be as workable as the Neo-Cads™. Try adding a thin layer of clear if you are experiencing surface issues. In this photo, the stem is coil-potted and the bowl is a blowout.

This old school UV favourite is back.  A clear rod that glows orange under UV, Atomic Kumquat is now back as part of our First-Gen Transparent line.

Working Tip:  Use as a clear layer to add an extra pop to your work.

This old school UV favourite is back.  A clear rod that glows orange under UV, Atomic Kumquat is now back as part of our First-Gen Transparent line.

Working Tip:  Use as a clear layer to add an extra pop to your work.

This is one of the new First-Gen Transparents manufactured this year by Glass Alchemy

Elixir is beautiful, deep purple under CFL lighting and shifts to blue in natural light.

  

This is one of the new First-Gen Transparents manufactured this year by Glass Alchemy

Elixir is beautiful, deep purple under CFL lighting and shifts to blue in natural light.