I blogged on pouring bronze back in April and I thought that I'd share the results with everyone. I've been working on a few different pieces, but the real focus of my work has been this statue of a free diver. It's based on a photo by Zena Holloway entitled "75 metres". It's finished with a sulfurated potash (liver of sulfur) patina to give it a darker finish and hopefully to convey a sense of depth. I'm thinking about adding a wooden base, maybe some black walnut or something dark but I'm not 100% sure about that. I really enjoyed the class, it was great to have a class that wasn't all about oceanography, and the professor, Dan Richolt was awesome.
May 31, 2008
Free Diver Sculpture
I blogged on pouring bronze back in April and I thought that I'd share the results with everyone. I've been working on a few different pieces, but the real focus of my work has been this statue of a free diver. It's based on a photo by Zena Holloway entitled "75 metres". It's finished with a sulfurated potash (liver of sulfur) patina to give it a darker finish and hopefully to convey a sense of depth. I'm thinking about adding a wooden base, maybe some black walnut or something dark but I'm not 100% sure about that. I really enjoyed the class, it was great to have a class that wasn't all about oceanography, and the professor, Dan Richolt was awesome.
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That's a really cool sculpture. I wish I had the time and working limbs to be able to make art again.
jamie, i love this!! i checked out the "75 meters" photo...it looks incredibly surreal. so awesome. what will you do with your pieces? can i have/buy/bid on one?
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