I've finished
all the waxes except for the peach pits for the feet. I've been
making the mold for those with liquid latex and I think I have enough
layers built up so I'm letting it cure a bit before I try to cast
some wax replicas.
I've made the
wax model for the box itself,
for the peach
inlay piece that goes on the front of the box,
for the top for
the box, though I haven't decided if I'm going to have the top cast
in bronze or cast it in glass,
and for the
flower sculpture that goes on the top for the box.
I glued them
down last night in preparation for the casting molds.
When I get the
peach pit waxes ready, I'll look for a foundry that can cast them for
me in bronze. I don't think I'll use the one I used for the stick on
the wren box because I thought it was a little expensive. It could
be that I just don't know what is reasonable for a small bronze
casting so I guess I'll find out.
I'd like to get
this one finished in time for the show at Morgan Contemporary Glass
but I don't want to rush it either and risk screwing it up.
This box is going to look fabulous :)
ReplyDeletethe peach for the side is just gorgeous! i think you found a perfect model after all...
ReplyDeleteVery nice,a unique idea
ReplyDeleteLooks beautiful so far!
ReplyDeleteLove looking at the work in progress
ReplyDeleteOde to a peach. I can't wait to see the finished product.
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh...love the box and all it's components!!
ReplyDeleteThe top in bronze would be amazing too
Hugs
SueAnn
i dont understand the "process",,,I often,no usually,,try to understand the process...Here I will just enjoy and be grinning at the beauty of it all...Now how did you do all that,,,oh,, I said i wuddent gonna do that, didnt I???...:)
ReplyDeleteI'm always impressed.
ReplyDeleteI am loving watching it unfold.
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