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Hello, so I came across this really cool table. The artist says its made from clay and it inspired me to make my own sculptural table!(image linked below) ... I was wondering if someone with more experience than me can recommend what I use/ how to build the form? I've only used foam and magic clay over but I'm guessing this won't be sturdy enough? I'm also thinking air dry clay as I won't be able to find a kiln big enough! Also does anyone know how I can add a glass table top securely onto my sculpture! https://www.instagram.com/p/CKxdlTjnBBg/?utm_medium=copy_link -
4 BUNNIES 5 DAYS OLD,EYES STILL CLOSED
BARAKE SCULPTOR posted a gallery image in Browse Member Galleries
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4 BUNNIES 5 DAYS OLD,EYES STILL CLOSED
BARAKE SCULPTOR posted a gallery image in Browse Member Galleries
From the album: SCULPTOR
AN UNFIRED SCULPTURE FOR A RESIN AND BRONZE CAST. A BURST OF LIFE,BUNNIES GROW FAST,BUT ARE SO DEPENDALBE ON EACH OTHER FOR WARMTH AND PROTECTION.THEY OPEN THEIR EYES AROUND 10 DAYS ! H 12CM X L 20CM X W 14CM.© Barake Sculptor
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I'm in need of stilts to suspend the interior of dome-shaped sculptures up to 4cm (so the rim/base doesn't touch the shelf surface). I've looked into heavy gauge nichrome wires, but I'm not sure if they'd be able to stand still during the high firing process, plus they are pretty difficult to cut. So I wonder if metal nails could be used as stilts. For example, the pointy part touches the sculptures, and the cap sticks into a flat body of clay, i.e., the base of the stilt. If so, what kind of nails can sustain in cone 10 firing? Thanks! -
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CATS ARE ALWAYS TAKING NAPS,SOME EVEN WITH THEIR EYES OPEN, JUST IN CASE THEY HAVE TO RUN !! THIS CLAY SCULPTURE FOR A FUTURE BRONZE CAST. H 14CM X L 20CM© Barake Sculptor
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From the album: SCULPTOR
A SMALL STUDY FOR A BIGGER CLAY PIECE,THEN A MOULD FOR A BRONZE AND RESIN SCULPTURE!© Barake Sculptor
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From the album: SCULPTOR
A CLAY STUDY FOR A RESIN SERIES OR BRONZE, ABOUT LIFE SIZE SCULPTURE.THE ORIGINAL CLAY WILL THEN BE FIRED.© Barake Sculptor
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Im new to ceramics so sorry if I seem ignorant. If I were to make a solid sculpture, 2-6 inches thick, would I be able to get away without firing it? (I don’t have a kiln in my area) My idea is that I’d let it dry and then just paint it as it is. But would it be too fragile? Are there any adhesives or sprays I could use on it to keep it from breaking and make it stronger? It wouldn’t be moved around much. I'm using earthenware btw.
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Hello! So, I'm planning on making two gargoyles to protect my home. Sadly, my kiln is a tired old man and only likes to fire in earthenware. Anyone here have experience with this? I was thinking a heavily grogged terracotta that is fired to ^03 might be my best option, but I'm not sure. The statues will not be glazed, as South Dakota winters are lethal to glazed ware!!- 16 replies
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Hello, I wanted to make some large ceramic sculptures, but I will need to cut them because they will not fit in my kiln. Does anyone know how I could conceal cut marks on the sculpture on glazed areas? Thanks, Callum -
From the album: SCULPTOR
DURING THIS LOCKDOWN QUARENTINE, USING MATERIALS I HAVE AROUND TO WORK WITH, KEEPING UP THE GOOD SPIRITS AND POSITIVE THINKING. I KNOW WHEN MON PETIT CHAT WAKES UP,ALL THIS BAD DREAM WILL BE PAST GONE. H 5cm x L 11cm x W 10cm© BARAKE SCULPTOR
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I SCULPTED THIS STUDY LAST NIGHT,IT TOOK AROUND AN HOUR. BRAZIL HAS THE BIGGEST JAPANESE COLONY.THIS MORNING MY SPOUSE DID THE FLOWERS IN THE KIMONO! EVERYONE SAFE INDOORS. H 33CM x L 23cm.© Barake Sculptor
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From the album: SCULPTOR
THIS SOLID CLAY STUDY FOR A BRONZE CAST. THIS GORILA ,IN A THOUGHTFULL STANCE,ASKING HIMSELF: '' HOW COULD HUMANS EVER THINK TO BE RELATED TO US? WE DON´T ENSLAVE OUR NEIGHBORS,WE DON´T PEE IN RIVERS WHERE WE DRINK,I DON´T KILL FOR SPORT,I HAVE NO INTENTIONS OF GOING TO MARS. NO, WE JUST CAN´T BE RELATED !!© BarakeSculptor
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Hello everyone, I am completely new in this field, my work so far has focused on plaster modeling. But soon I would like to start a new project, which requires a lot of knowledge in clay processing. I would like to make two fireplace surrounds (designed in the style of the attached plan), one for a decorative fireplace and one for a real fireplace which already has a cast iron insert whit a brick mantle. I would like to know for the first one, for the decorative one, I need to burn the tiles or not. It's about some large parts, for example 2 corbels 80x20 cm. Also I would like to know if such large parts should have any reinforcement system for example made of wire or iron. The material, the clay is good as I find it in commerce as it is or will need to be added some additives to avoid the appearance of fissures without burning. For the symmetry of the parts, I thought it would be good to carve one part and the other to copy it with a plaster coating. I look forward to any suggestions. Thank you all
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From the album: SCULPTOR
THIS CLAY STILL HAS TO BE BISCUIT FIRED,BUT I INTEND TO MAKE A MOULD AND IN A NEAR FUTURE CAST A BRONZE VERSION. I LOVE JAPANESE MONKEYS,HOW THEY ADDAPT TO A HARSH WINTER,SPENDING HOURS IN NATURAL HOT WATER POOLS! IT MEASURES: L 28CM x H 16CM x W 13CM© barakesculptor
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From the album: Curves and Crisp Edges
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From the album: Curves and Crisp Edges
This one has become affectionately known as the Avocado.© Linda Lees
