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To create Helena's scultpure, we first made an impression off of her upper torso. |
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After
preparing her for casting, we next made a mold of her happy smiling face. |
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The
individual casts are created from theses molds. They are then cleaned and adhered to
the base. The design of the hair and drapery are slowly built up using plaster gauze. |
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I
wanted the finish of Helena's sculpture to be perfect, so I took it to my friend, David
White, a professional faux finisher. Photographs can't do justice to the beautiful finish
David created here. |
Check
out David's website at- dragonfire-design.com |
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Click here to see the
finished sculpture or
click here to return to Helena's
title page. |
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©2008 Joseph Canger.com |