Tag: sculpture
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THE ALUMINUM ALLIGATOR
The Aluminium Alligator is finally ready to go to his new home. He is hand made and made of fiberglass and aluminum infused resin. The aluminium is what makes him look so metallic. He was then drawn onto as per artists request He was made using a ‘waste mould’ technique, we used plaster and plastic…
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Stone Jesmonite Portrait head
WE TOOK AN OLD MOULD OUT OF RETIREMENT, MADE IN 2012! TO CAST UP A NEW HEAD IN PORTLAND STONE JESMONITE. THE MATERIAL IS SIMILAR TO CEMENT IN IT’S APPEARANCE, HOWEVER AS IT’S DESIGNED AS A CASTING MATERIAL IT WORKS MUCH BETTER FOR DELICATE FEATURES. IT’S SOFTER, STRONGER AND FAR LESS BRITTLE! IF YOU WANT…
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MARBLE MOULD
WE’VE BEEN REALLY FOCUSED ON BUILDING READY MADE ART WORKS RECENTLY, IT’S IMPORTANT TO DO OUR BEST AND TRY TO KEEP UP WITH THE TIMES. WE REALLY ENJOYED MAKING A MOULD LIKE THIS BECAUSE WE COULD EXPERIMENT AND HAVE SOME FUN!
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Clay Relief
We sculpted this original relief over the last few weeks to begin our stock of ready made sculptures. This piece will be available for purchase in plaster soon
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Bronze Relief
We just finished a new extraordinary sculpture by Michael Sandle, this exciting new relief will be on show soon at the Royal Academy Summer show
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Jesmonite Pillows
These are pillows cast from a giant inflatable, we made a rubber mould and then cast two separate pillows up in Jesmonite. These were a fun challenge !
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Caravan Moulds
We really enjoyed making these caravan candle moulds. We had some fun with the jackets and tried out some jesmonite colour pigments. Really helped the pieces pop!
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Bronze Tree Branch
Just finished three editions of these beautiful tree branches for artist Clancy Davies. We’re very excited too see them on show soon
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Platinum Block Mould
We finished this hard block mould a few weeks ago but we’re still impressed by how strong it turned out! smooth on didn’t exaggerate how tough this platinum cure is.
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Bronze Dates
We had a great time working on these bronze dates for artist Tara White, their exciting textures and organic shapes gave us quite the welcome challenge. We can’t wait too see them on display
