Working from 1886-1936, the Blaschkas used innovative techniques to emulate the colors, forms, & textures of real plants, meticulously joining numerous individual parts on wire frames, melting glass on glass, and often coating and adorning the glass with resins, gelatins, cotton fibers, and paint.
November 14, 2025 at 7:27 PM
Working from 1886-1936, the Blaschkas used innovative techniques to emulate the colors, forms, & textures of real plants, meticulously joining numerous individual parts on wire frames, melting glass on glass, and often coating and adorning the glass with resins, gelatins, cotton fibers, and paint.
they're shutting down because the ran out of VC funding, they alienated every bike repair shop, (so nobody will repair their bikes) and they fired all the R&D people, and their help desk, in the same layoff that took me out.
it's been a zombie business for a while now.
November 12, 2025 at 5:48 AM
they're shutting down because the ran out of VC funding, they alienated every bike repair shop, (so nobody will repair their bikes) and they fired all the R&D people, and their help desk, in the same layoff that took me out.