Molding/Casting Maquette Sculpture John Brown DVD #5 obsidian hands should be protected against

hands should be protected against the loss of natural oils by wearing gloves or the subsequent use of a lanolin hand-cream

Carbon steel

May be applied as thick as 3/8 inch

brushed over all surface areas and allowed to dry before casting

and sturdy carrying case

Molding/Casting Maquette Sculpture John Brown DVD #5 obsidian hands should be protected againstMolding and Casting the Maquette' picks up where 'Sculpture 2, 'Character Maquettes' left off. Beginning with the sculpture, this four hour lecture takes the student through preparing the sculpture to be molded, by first cutting the sculpture into separate pieces, right up to pulling plastic casts out of the silicone flexible molds and assembling them. Through an intricately detailed step by step process, students will learn how to make a flexible