Carole-Anne Lunn – Glass Casting in Kiln for Sculpture
Although for the past several years Carole-Anne has worked mainly with glass, she still loves l love working with clay. Producing her figurative sculptures means she now has the pleasure of working with both clay and glass.
- 1ST STEP – Clay model is formed.
- 2nd STEP – The silica/plaster mixture poured over the clay model to make a mould.
- 3rd STEP – The chunks of glass ready to place in mould.
- 4th STEP – The mould filled with glass in kiln ready to be fired.
- After around three days in the kiln: Finished sculpture: “WAVE”
MEET OUR GLASS ARTISTS AND READ ABOUT THEIR INSPIRATIONS AND MOTIVATIONS.
Penel Bigg
The first time anyone sees Penel Bigg’s beautiful and sculptural glass works they fall in love with them – they literally look good enough to eat. Read more
Jennifer McIver
Slumping, fusing and molding glass at her specially equipped studio , Jennifer says “I love it.” Read more
Rhondda Retallack
Rhondda has been involved with art and craft for most of her life. She was introduced to ceramics, pottery and sculpture through her Mum back in the 60s, and it has been an ongoing learning experience every since. Read more
Carole-Anne Lunn
Carole-Anne Lunn works with clay and glass producing beautiful and unique sculptural pieces as well as jewellery items. Read more
