Monday, June 17, 2013
Morning Joe - From The Frying Pan Into The Fire
Re-did the frying pan. I use a Pasta Machine to flatten pieces of clay.. to make the pan from. Then back to finishing touches.
Friday, June 14, 2013
Morning Joe - Touch up Here.. Touch up There
Cleaning and tightening up MORNING JOE so that I can deliver him to the foundry on Monday.
Thursday, June 13, 2013
Morning Joe - Using New Tools From SkulpTools
I'm going to spend the next few days cleaning and tightening up MORNING JOE so that I can deliver him to the foundry on Monday.
Wednesday, June 12, 2013
Morning Joe Update
I've gotten several bids from several foundries on what it will cost to reproduce MORNING JOE in bronze. Today I'm delivering back to the foundry, the bronze of DOWN THE RIDGE LINE to the foundry for shipment to Italy, then I head over to Northwest, the other foundry, to pick up the clay of MORNING JOE, to bring it back to my studio so that I can start the final work on it. I'll be videoing this one for Youtube. So I'll have the video up soon.
Friday, June 7, 2013
Down the Ridge Line - The finished bronze
Yesterday I spent the day at the foundry in Belgrade Montana coloring the first copy in bronze of "Down the Ridgeline". I won't be showing the whole coloring of this bronze, but I felt I owed it to my many friends who've watched this piece created from the beginning. The full version of the coloring process will be on the new website in the near future.
Thursday, June 6, 2013
Distant War Cries - Revisited - Part 04 Last Years Trip to Tahoe
In this video from last summer, I'm heading to Lake Tahoe and the James Harold Gallery. I'm there to delivery the Captain John Lovewell bronze to my client in Lake Tahoe California. While there the gallery thought it would be good for me to make a weekend appearance at the James Harold Gallery there over the 4th of July 2012. You'll see me traveling through Idaho, Nevada and finally California.
Wednesday, June 5, 2013
Distant War Cries - Revisited - Part 03
In this video.. my design is getting fleshed out. I've decided on having this warrior, on the alert to danger coming into his village. I add a cloth dipped in melted wax to be the armature for the Buffalo Robe I'm adding to his back and over his left shoulder. I then start the face. This is all with less than a week from my delivery of Captain John Lovewell bronze to my client in Lake Tahoe California and my appearance at the James Harold Gallery there over the 4th of July 2012.
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