Resin Pour

Sep 01, 2004 15:50

Picked up a few more days at the shop in order to make some needed money for bills and art supplies. I have to order a TON more art materials- and soon ( Read more... )

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crazedartist September 1 2004, 14:09:14 UTC
WoW!! those look *fabulous* gal!!!
x0x ~t!

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avad September 1 2004, 14:18:59 UTC
thanks sweetie! :)
I'm going to go check on them again.

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captainbigwig September 1 2004, 15:03:53 UTC
I'll give you 20 lb of walnut for the one in the middle - said the squirrel with the monicle.

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avad September 1 2004, 16:21:58 UTC
is THAT what he said???
That's so sweet! Imagine, 20 lbs at the end of summer! he was probably going to live off that all winter!
SOLD!
:)

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fragiletender September 1 2004, 15:59:46 UTC
Those look really fantastic. I finally got time to check out your website and it looks like you're doing some really fascinating work. I wish I could see it in the flesh.

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avad September 1 2004, 16:25:51 UTC
thanks!
cmon over! It's still sticky though so no fingers! If you wait a while you can touch it.
:)

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fragiletender September 1 2004, 16:43:04 UTC
Bit of a trek for me, I'm in England! But thanks for the invite...

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shamira55 September 1 2004, 16:27:08 UTC
Whoa! Those are awesome. I haven't talked to you in a while haha. But really, those pieces are just beautiful. But I have an ignorant question, is resin like a sealer....or...what? haha. Sorry, I'm only familiar with wax and paints and brushes etc. Your art is very unique.

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avad September 1 2004, 16:37:59 UTC
hey there shamira!:)
thanks for the compliments!
The stuff I use is a polyurethane-based clear casting medium. It comes in liquid form in two parts that you mix together and then pour. It creates a thick perfectly clear cast. People often use it in molds to create 3d sculptures. I use it to create a layer over a painting that is like a 1/2"thick glass. Then I paint/draw again on that surface and pour another layer of resin on top. Sometimes I even go for round three.This gives the paintings a depth that I love.Like layering pieces of painted glass over a painting.

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shamira55 September 1 2004, 17:14:11 UTC
Wow. Ok. So, if I made a painting, but it's on a mat board...then I won't be able to use the resin, like it can only be used on glass?
That sounds really cool...I need to take some more art classes other than painting :/
Thanks for the info!

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shamira55 September 1 2004, 17:15:55 UTC
OR WAIT! Can you first make a layer of this resin, and then paint, and then layer and the paint and layer? Like can you use the resin as a base, almost like what you use a canvas for?

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unluckymonkey September 1 2004, 18:48:10 UTC
Oh those look STUNNING! What's wrapped around them? Framing or soemthing to allow you to do multiple pours? I still want to do the paper people thing dag nabbit... still itching the back of my head. :) REALLY inspiring. Someday I will make something you HAVE to ahve and we'll do a swap. Because I HAVE to ahve one of your works!

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avad September 1 2004, 20:49:42 UTC
It's just masking tape...to hold in the resin while it cures. I remove it after curing and work on the piece more, then wrap fresh masking again when I'm ready for the next resin pour layer.

swap? hmmmmmmm :)did you get my email?

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unluckymonkey September 1 2004, 21:39:01 UTC
Ahhh I can't tell from the pic what that was. thanks!

Recently? Like the past few days? No. A couple weeks ago? Yes. Hope I didn't miss anything, Chica!

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