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Live-streamed Studio Demonstration: Davide Penso (August 27, 2014)

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Watch as Davide Penso demonstrates for his class, Venetian-Style Glass Beads, where students learned how to create blown beads utilizing the traditional techniques used at the furnace, but with a “baby pipe." www.cmog.org/live
Davide Penso grew up working in a studio on Murano. In 1992, he opened his atelier and began his journey with glass. Penso designs and creates with a contemporary and innovative style. His work has been exhibited internationally in Tokyo... www.cmog.org/bi...

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@stephenweddle32 7 лет назад

Thank you for all of the videos! I am so excited to beginning my journey with lampwork beads. I was an optician for 25 years with many days in my childhood helping and watching my dad make eye glasses using Corning Glass. This makes me so excited! Newly retired living out my bucket list! Thanks again! Jenny

@corningmuseumofglass 7 лет назад

Thanks for watching!

@championproductions. 7 лет назад

this is so relaxing to me, I would love to try making things out of glass myself, it fascinates me, for some reason I just love glass

@corningmuseumofglass 7 лет назад

No shame in loving glass! Thanks for watching!

@aliciacavalcanti7340 7 лет назад

All the old ladies drooling over him 😂

@ginagarcia2016 6 лет назад

Is there a way to see the bead that he was making?

@corningmuseumofglass 6 лет назад

Hi Gina, unfortunately we don't have footage of the final bead. In our recent demos, we've been making sure to get footage of the final piece to include in these videos. Thanks for watching!

@baddonkey75 7 лет назад

encaseing the color with clear, does that add the layer of clear behind it so you can skip the encasement after the colors, or is it just for boiling purposes?

@corningmuseumofglass 7 лет назад

Encasing the color in clear glass greatly reduces the possibility of reactions with the torch atmosphere, as well and prevents boiling of the color as you suggested. Also, the layer of clear can magnify the interior pattern.

@MrThierry0473 5 лет назад

How Mr Penso avoid scum in transparent with such a flamme?

@annhogan2274 6 лет назад

Great video! Thank you. I would like to know what type of blowpipe is recommended and where to buy it?

@corningmuseumofglass 6 лет назад

Ann, The blowpipe can be very simple or more expensive. Often, people use just a cut section of stainless steel tubing, often 1/4 outside diameter with a heavy wall. In this video Davide uses a more complex version with a brass mouthpiece and thickened "gathering" end. They are available from Carlo Dona: Spiral Arts is their US distributor.

@markbone73 10 лет назад

where can i get some of the "baby pipe's" ?

@vskdiades9653 10 лет назад

Thanks but no sound as yet?

@clingonWarbird 6 лет назад

What kind of "plier" is he using? where can you get it?

@bighoss8044 6 лет назад

clingonWarbird are you talking about the thing that looks like weird scissors? Those are called diamond shears, they are available at mountain glass arts, Sundance glass, and various other glass supply websites.

@corningmuseumofglass 6 лет назад

If by "plier" you are referring to the tool for cutting the cane of glass, then it is call a "disc nipper" or "tile nipper"and can be found online from many flameworking suppliers, and even Amazon: search "tile nipper".