Neon Chandeliers with Andy Blakney from Seattle Blacksmithing and Welding

Koko Dahlquist — Fri, 04 Oct 2013 21:55:59 +0000

Meeting with Andy Blakney from Seattle Blacksmithing & Welding to figure out fixtures for my Neon chandeliers. So fun to see what he will make to hang the glass and still allow for some wacking (accidentally knocking into the chandelier).

Lately customers want to be able to wack their chandeliers. Which because of gravity and balance-they can be wacked, a bit. My daughters friend wacked my chandelier over my dining from table. She was singing and threw back her hands and gave the chandelier a good wack-it just bounced a bit and kept on glowing. Then I wacked the same chandelier using my yardstick to close the curtains. Still just a jiggle and no breakage. Here Andy is not wacking the chandelier, he is being very gentle of the neon glass tubes. Will have to wait to see what he comes up with…

Andy Blakney of
Seattle Blacksmithing & Welding not wacking the neon chandelier

Andy Blakney of Seattle Blacksmith & Welding designing lighting fixtures for my neon chandeliers

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Studioglow.net Has a New Look

Koko Dahlquist — Fri, 20 Sep 2013 19:23:59 +0000

Koko Jamison and McBuzz Communications have collaborated to create the new Studioglow.net website. The new site uses a WordPress theme. It has a flexible layout, and allows Studioglow to add new work and new photo galleries without needing to know website code. Tell us what you think in the comments section below.

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