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I found this cute little plaster figure to paint. I love the happy little snail!
Also in the background, check the little trees! I just love them and I got them for only 25 cents each.
One of the highly skilled employees who produce the plaster molds used in the manufacture of architectural terracotta and garden ware.
The hand tools and craftsmanship are largely unchanged in the past 100 years.
Plaster cast of a clay sculpted head of my father. I modelled this after he died. It was a therapeutic piece of work which helped my greiving process.
Corners of my home....
This will be the hall telephone chair.
Am intrigued by the floral pattern in the plaster which was revealed when I stripped off layers of ancient paper.
Last weeks plastering was all for nothing! I noticed a small area that looked a bit bubbly and after a little poking the whole wall had to be scraped off! None of it had stuck :(
Moving on from my sketchbook research of texture, I found that it was useful to see how texture works in 3d, adding texture to clay moulds using items around me. Having never worked with plaster before, I found the material interesting in that its natural finish is so smooth and soft that it would be comfortable for the skin if worn. I would like to experiment more withthis material, using it in more challenging ways - and seeing how to could be used on the body.