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The Best Tool for Making a Bronze Sculpture
Curved Lines in Bronze Sculpture Design
Overall Shape in Bronze Sculpture Design
Achieving Ideal Shape for a Bronze Sculpture
Planning Eye Flow in a Bronze Sculpture
Weight Distribution in a Bronze Sculpture
How to Proportion a Bronze Sculpture
Designing a Support System for a Bronze Sculpture
How to Add Detail to a Bronze Sculpture Model
Ceramic Casing for a Bronze Sculpture
How to Reassemble Bronze Sculpture Parts
Latex Mold for a Bronze Sculpture
How to Create Patina for a Bronze Sculpture
Casting Temperature for a Bronze Sculpture
How to Evaluate Bronze Sculpture Casts
Bronze Sculpture Example of a Horse Head
Bronze Sculpture Example of a Horseback Rider
Bronze Sculpture Example of a Running Horse
Bronze Sculpture Example of a Ballet Team
Bronze Sculpture Example of a Female Figure
Bronze Sculpture Example of a Praying Woman
Creation Process for a Bronze Sculpture
How to Make a Clay Model for a Bronze Sculpture
How to Create a Mold for a Bronze Sculpture
Separating Sculpture Parts: Casting Bronze
Single Part Mold: Casting Bronze Sculpture
Adding Liquid Polymer: Casting Bronze Sculpture
Burning Out Wax: Casting Bronze Sculpture
How to Make a Ceramic Shell for a Bronze Sculpture
How to Prep Bronze Ingots for a Sculpture
Sandblasting Stage: Casting Bronze Sculpture
How to Weld Pieces of a Bronze Sculpture
How to Cover Imperfections in a Bronze Sculpture
How to Put the Final Polish on a Bronze Sculpture
How to Attach a Base to a Bronze Sculpture
Summary: Learn how a foundry separates sculpture parts for the casting of a bronze sculpture in this free video art lesson.
Gary Mitnik designed and built test models for the aerospace industry in California for 38 years. During this career, he studied sculpture by taking evening classes at Orange Coast...read more
"Hi, my name is Gary Mitnik. I'm a sculptor here in Sedona, Arizona, and I'm here on behalf of Expert Village. Before I even gate this whole thing up, we have to look at the piece and say, "Okay do we have to cut it apart?" This is where the artist really hates it. This particular piece, this arm is cut off, this arm is cut off, both parts of the towel are cut off, and the leg is cut off, and a patch is cut out of the back. There are five or six different parts that are all broken apart. But you have to gate all those separately, on a separate cup. Now if you want to, we'll go into the slurry room where we're in the process of drilling the shells out and getting ready to burn the wax out."
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