lost. (wax casting)
>> Saturday, May 28, 2011
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but now i think it might be a little over my head - especially in regards to equipment. cuttlefish bone, vulcanizer, seriously, wtf? star trek, much? i'm going to keep reading up on it, but i am pretty lost and think that i am going to have to find a course to take. it might not be something i can do at home - all the pictures i've looked at involve molten metal being poured into a crucible and then swung around to create centrifrugal force. (hmmmm... i remember getting a 55% in grade 11 physics... this might spell disaster for me)
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lol we can both be Trekkies...my show next year (if we have one) is going to be a Star Trek theme...soul sisters again!!!! Dvd launch party tomomrrow...I think I'm going to look fat...you know what they say about the camera...I should run with you and the mini! L
PS - the word I have to spell belos as "word verification" so I can post this message to you is "swineless"...and yes, I am without swine!
O I worked with that technique in a college sculpture II course—VERY cool but very intense equipment/time/labor wise. I loved the process though and think it's definitely worth taking a course for—perhaps they'd let you use the studio thereafter a bit—good luck!
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