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For our wedding Janna and I, following in the illustrious footsteps of Claes Oldenburg, made plaster cupcake wedding favors topped with coloured piping. Piping was composed of powder paint and PVA glue.
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I place my 6 plaster bats outside to further dry out. These four were made a couple months ago. They still have a little moisture in them due to the high humity since they were made.
Marquess of BuckinghamIn (George Nugent-Temple-Grenville 1753-1813) 1793. Converted The East Gallery into The Large Library.
The plaster ceiling dates from then, with its elaborate cornice supporting a deep coffered cove in each corner of which are clusters of grapes, the flat centre of the ceiling has elaborate decoration, including in the border of the central panel mermen holding and feeding a griffin. The main entrance is in the centre of the long north wall. There are chimneypieces in the centre of each end wall, these are of white marble with flanking caryatids, the jambs are of black marble, one dates from 1792 which is a copy of the other probably dating from the 1760s. Above each chimneypiece is a mirror. The bookcases are of mahogany there are over five hundred shelves on the lower walls and they have their original doors with brass wire grilles. The walls are completely covered by the shelving, even the walls between the seven windows of the south wall. The upper two hundred and forty shelves are accessed via a gallery running around the east, north and west walls. The over 20,000 volumes that were on these shelves, largely collected by the 1st Marquess of Buckingham were sold in January 1849, at Sotheby's, the sale lasted 24 days. There are a series of three marble busts in the windows that were sold from the house in 1921 but have been repurchased, these are: 1st Duke of Buckingham and Chandos by Raimondo Trentanova, Frederick III, German Emperor and Victoria, Princess Royal both carved by Tito Angelini. Also there are small busts above the bookcases on the window wall, Homer, Francis Bacon, Isaac Newton, Horace, Demosthenes and another of Homer. These were sold in 1921 but donated to the House and returned to their original positions'
Wixipedia, 2012. Stowe House, [online], Available:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stowe_House. [Accessed 23.0.12]
i thought about going to work like this and telling them i just broke my arm.
fyi: this was really hard to get off and my arm was really sore and coveredddd in vaseline.
One panel of the Parthenon Frieze. Plaster copy on display in a corridor of the Weiler Building, which houses the Centre for Acropolis Studies.
I used a bucket with a pipe in the middle as a mould to make this ring, chiselling off the square edges and sanding it smooth.
This bench was build during a workshop taught by Sasha Rabin and Massey Burke at the Solar Living Institute.
speed caused this - in collaboration with me lacking snowboarding skills and the ice on the slope
broken, six weeks in plaster [or more]
Small life-sized plaster models of mobile phones, drink cans and other objects have been appearing on the streets of Sydney for the past few years. This one was seen in Darlinghurst, and someone has obviously tried to remove it.
These rigid parts designed to be used in latex stretch molds. The groove will greatly aid in attaching latex. This would normally require a milling machine.