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Yay for the new and beautiful plaster! The bedrooms start to feel actually like bedrooms, and less like some kind of depressing sqat.
This ridiculous mural was painted on the wall. Why do people put stuff like this on the wall for kids and mispell the word? Well, maybe the childs name was Kate?
These are a plaster cast of my fingers, which I dipped into Alginate to create the mould. Alginate is skin friendly and brings out every detail which is applied to it, however it can be an expensive and long method.
(Day 2) Barton Community College Track and Field Team at the NJCAA Indoor Track and Field Championships held March 2, 2019, at the Robert W. Plaster Center on the campus of Pittsburg State University in Pittsburg, KS.
Photos by Todd Moore, Barton Sports Information Director.
I went on a semi-local artists studio tour last weekend. Here is a large plaster casting of a bunch of gopher tracks. It's absolutely huge, and enormously heavy. Very interesting, not sure where you'd put it though?
Plaster mask, removable. Mounted on masonite. Papier mache frame. Gold and red enamel and acrylic paints.
This is the second plaster figure. I leave her up to interpretation because other people's ideas about her are usually better than my own. She looks as though she is standing in black, abstract rain.
(Day 1) Barton Community College Track and Field Team at the NJCAA Indoor Track & Field Championships held March 1-2, 2019, at the Robert W. Plaster Center on the campus of Pittsburg State University in Pittsburg, KS.
Photos by Todd Moore, Barton Sports Information Director.
This simple modification of the common plaster knife makes it much easier for me to use when trimming models. The blunt end of the wooden handle makes it easier to identify the knife in teh drawer where it is stored, in case you were wondering.
Maybe it's hard to appreciate this in the photo, but the plasterer has repaired the hallway. It looks as good as unpainted plaster in a room with no trim can possibly look.
Artist: Alexander Burak Franklin, 9th Grade
Media: Sculpture in plaster
Albuquerque Academy Annual Art Show