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Sculpture site to inspire - figurative -dragons - fantasy

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From: Judith Decker (jdecker4art_at_TeacherArtExchange)
Date: Fri Jan 28 2005 - 07:45:02 PST


Greetings Art Educators,

Here is a sculpture site your students will enjoy -
especially if they like dragons. I know many of you
have your students (middle school) make gargoyles and
such.

Kim Graham
http://kim_sculptor.home.comcast.net/

She has a gallery that shows step by step how she
created a large dragon for a show.
http://kim_sculptor.home.comcast.net/appearences/conjosegallery1.html
Her work begins with a welded steel armature (or wood
- depending)- then she pads with aluminum foil - then
adds a clay skin. The work shown on the site was
dismantled after the show.

I imagine then works to be made permanent are cast
with a latex mold (I didn't read that far) - then cast
in fiberglass - or whatever medium.

If you go to her Awards and Appearances section - you
can see other works done this way (one with a wood
armature - although larger pictures are not there).

She also has two clay models (art nouveau figures)on
the site that will be cast in cement.

This is another site posted to Net Gold by Sean
Grigsby.

Enjoy,

Judy Decker

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