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Upstairs main bathroom. Originally there was not a shower in this bathroom, one was installed, the old tile demolished. I installed Kerdi vapor barrier (thanks dad) and subway tiles then had the remaining plaster repaired and skim coated. The flooring is marmoeum click in lava.

  

Production Stills for Plaster on the set of their music video "Would You?" Directed by Sebastien Theraulaz. Summer 2005

 

Check out the final video!

www.youtube.com/watch?v=HtsVcjvlFSY

Plaster for ceilings are popular these days in regard to faux finishing. A tray ceiling is pictures here with a plaster and metallic faux combination

 

This is the neoprene rubber that I am using these days. I have worked with both 501 and 521. This 521 here makes for a slightly more flexible mask. I think next time I will try mixing 501 and 521 for a rigidity in-between the two.

plaster mould of a figure for The Justified Sinner

An action shot. This is me restoring the lathe and plaster walls and ceiling in my 100 year old house. One wall in this room got replaced with drywall.

Dome Venetian Plaster Standard Pacific Homes

Silk Plaster liquid wallpapers were presented by our partners in Ireland during construction exhibition in Dublin, from 8 to 10 November. Visitors of the stand were able to get acquainted with unique textures, colors, as well as participate in a master class for applying of liquid wallpaper Silk Plaster which is made only in Russia. Silk Plaster was welcomed by European audience, the stand was very popular and attracted a lots of visitors. Stay tuned, the next exhibition in Ireland will begin in February 1, 2013!

From an alginate waste mold.

Great fun and lots of mess!

Title: William Maxwell Evarts

Artist/Maker: Augustus Saint-Gaudens (American, 1848-1907)

Place Made: Unknown

Date Made: ca. 1874

Medium: plaster

Measurements: Overall: 23 in; 58.42 cm

Credit Line: Partial gift of the Evarts Family

Collection: The Diplomatic Reception Rooms, U.S. Department of State, Washington, D.C.

Accession No: RR-1988.0027

 

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Silk Plaster liquid wallpapers were presented by our partners in Ireland during construction exhibition in Dublin, from 8 to 10 November. Visitors of the stand were able to get acquainted with unique textures, colors, as well as participate in a master class for applying of liquid wallpaper Silk Plaster which is made only in Russia. Silk Plaster was welcomed by European audience, the stand was very popular and attracted a lots of visitors. Stay tuned, the next exhibition in Ireland will begin in February 1, 2013!

Plaster

Festival d'été de Québec

12 juillet 2012

Le Cercle, dans le cadre des spectacles en salle présentés par Groupe Voyages Québec

(Crédit : Francis Gagnon)

 

The kids looked at the work of the Scottish Eduardo Paolozzi. They pressed various tools, fixings and wooden shapes into clay and used them to make a plaster cast,creating a low relief plaque.

I was feeling a little nostalgic, so I decided to dig up some old work from a couple years ago. Amongst them was this 1:50 model I made for my then-final tectonics project, which was to translate a series of (deliberately) terribly labelled drawings and make a model showing one of three construction methods. In situ, precast and timber frame. (This model being precast).

 

It was actually my very first attempt at ever casting in plaster, so it proved to be incredibly difficult, but interesting! The most fun part of this process, aside from making a huge mess, was creating the moulds. I transferred the transcript drawings onto scrap pieces of MDF which I then cut out and vacuum formed onto sheets of clear acetate, using a machine. This meant that I could duplicate each floor and facade (effectively the entire building) as many times as I wanted, and achieve a near-perfect finish with every attempt. As great as it would have been to have a little souvenir to take home at the end of semester, I unfortunately had no time to make myself a cute replica trophy model for my bedroom!

A cast made from a mold we did a year ago. This remains one of my favorite molds, because it captured the texture of the paper so well... the surface feels just like paper, and looks just like paper!

The children looked at the work of Eduardo Poullozzi before they made these plaster cast faces

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