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Dora Schubert

The Bullseye web site is full of all kinds of information. I’m regularly going to the site to check what new things are happening in the wonderful world of glass. They list information about shows and classes and new products among other things. There is also a page called Glass for Life that gives a profile of various glass artists and users of Bullseye products, and what they do with themselves, both with glass and in their everyday lives. Glass inspires them and they inspire others through their glass art. Check out all of the artists web sites and get to know each of them a little better. The world is a better place because of them.

Steve Immerman

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