This plaster sculpture is not the first here in the blog.
I present it, because it seems to be an interesting exercise.
Links:
Plaster Sculpture
Here at unikatissima:
Entries containing the word ‘plaster sculpture’
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This plaster sculpture is not the first here in the blog.
I present it, because it seems to be an interesting exercise.
Links:
Plaster Sculpture
Here at unikatissima:
Entries containing the word ‘plaster sculpture’
I’ve presented a plaster freeform sculpture before which has been ‘carved’.
This plaster freeform sculpture here is poured in a balloon and knead there in shape.
Sounds interesting – and not only for children ;-)
If you’re not a ‘balloon kneader’ try the balloon bowls where the bowls are shaped with the help of the balloons.
Links:
Plaster Freeform Sculpture (Plaster of Paris Freeform Sculpture)
via: 10 Plaster of Paris Crafts to Try with Your Kids
via: 10 Plaster of Paris Crafts to Try with your Kids
Here at unikatissima:
Plaster Free-Form Sculpture
Balloon Bowls
I find that this light and shadow sculpture is a combination of the already presented cut paper designs and the free hanging shadow & light sculpture.
Anyway, I find it great!
Links:
Light and Shadow Sculpture (Light & Shadow)
Here at unikatissima:
Cut Paper Designs
Secret Image Shadow & Light Sculpture
A certain time I worked with plaster and I once even made a Freeform Sculpture. Unfortunately I didn’t take a photo from it, but gave it away immediately.
I found the work on the block of plaster very satisfying and want to do it once more.
Links:
Plaster Free-Form Sculpture
I never intended to make such a sculpture, but I loved the idea!
If you want to make one, take a look at the instructions at instructables.
Links:
instructables – A website full of instructions about nearly everything
Secret Image Shadow & Light Sculpture