Loren Stump
Advanced Murrine, Franchini-style shaded faces. Sculptural techniques, cold assembly, hot sculpture and detail overlay.
Complete creation of a paperweight.
February, 2006

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Loren Stump and from left to right
Yvette, Shirley, Shelby, Loren, Katherine, Me, Genelle, Terry, Zach (Teacher assistant) and Amy.

Genelle, Shelby and Yvette.

Beginning of a Shell

Initial bubble

Glass blow for shell

Adding definition

More definition

Finished Shell - Gorgeous!

Loren Stump

Amy watching Loren

These are parts of "Franchini" style Murrine that are in themselves parts that were set together one eye, one nose, a set of lips at a time.

Then they are set together to make this gorgeous piece.

Katherine working intensely

The chip on the right is placed (after warmed) onto a form of pink and then the chip after molded comes to life.

Loren helping shirley with her paperweight.

Terry hard at work perfecting her murrine.