Now in concrete. Wish it looked a bit less like an orange wedding cake … but still I made it, and I don’t hate it, so a victory of sorts!
Category Archives: My Art
Staging
RW Dryad
Cement work
Cement work can be slow going: creating forms or armature, then actual cement, then dry times, etc. The arch will be part of an installation with my small cast concrete Conversation figures. The large figure is intended for a large scale Conversation group, if the result is good enough and if I have the energy to make a full set!
Working proof
Two Days
Two days “off” from concrete & sculpture = Two days of printmaking. At the very last minute I decided to honor my commitment to produce a set of prints for the Corvidae 2016 Print Exchange. Only 13 prints required this year, 8″ x 10″ or smaller plates, using two passes / two processes (any processes but each artists should use the same two processes for all prints, but the prints need not be identical).
So the printing is done, the prints are almost dry, and now I need to sign, number, and select 13 from the edition of 15 to put in the Exchange.
I was wildly enamored of them at first, now I am at the fault finding stage, and find them sloppy, crude, and inadequate. I think I may like them again tomorrow!
And NOT in the Print Exchange:
Summer views
Men with hearts
Larger armature
DId someone say “I thought these would be life-size?” Well, eventually there will be at least one! This is a start at the armature, using a damaged tomato cage for a start on the torso & head. No, the green bucket is not part of this … and there will be many more days work before I drape the armature in cement soaked fabric. I am thinking the legs happen separately, and attach later on, TBD.
