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Continue reading →: All together now
Another short session in the plaster room gives me just enough time to beef up the Bustards legs… They’ve been looking a bit skinny at the top, so I have decided that by using some shaped polystyrene I can fatten them to give a better shape with a hint of…
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Continue reading →: Smoothing dilemma – a real ‘head’ache
Being able to leave the sculpture over a couple of days to really dry off is helpful, but the problems I face getting a reasonably smooth surface are quite apparent now it’s dried. The head and neck area are the worst affected, and the photos of the face above are…
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Continue reading →: Getting plastered all over #greatbustard
After finishing the tail in plaster it was time to get on with the largest area, and what I hoped would be the easier section, the large flat sides of the Bustard. Using slightly larger pieces of the modroc bandage I make my way across one of the sides, working…
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