Plaster bandage sculpture

ModRoc Sculptures

FacebookTweetPin I made up a fun craft that I really enjoyed doing with my daughter, and I wanted to share it with you all! I was trying to think of a fun Halloween project that I could do inexpensively but high impact… being a physician I guess coming up with a craft that uses exam gloves and casting plaster just makes sense! But all of these things are very easy and inexpensive to get… you can get rolls of gauze that are saturated with plaster here for about $6 a roll. You only need one…

Inspired by my plaster "clot" forms which I experimented with in February, I decided to try something bigger. I ended up with these soulful...

Contemporary art gallery in Dublin, Ireland. Kerlin Gallery represents Irish and International artists.

MOYO OKEDIJI Nigerian, born 1956 The Dutchman, 1995 Acrylic on canvas Ackland Fund, 2001.8 © 1995 Moyo Okediji GEORGE SEGAL American, 1924 - 2000 Girl Resting, 1970 Plaster and gauze Ackland Fund 76.49.1 ROSE PIPER American, born 1917 Slow Down Freight Train, 1946 - 1947 Oil on canvas Ackland Fund, 91.8 ACTIVITY#3 SYMMETRICAL ASSYMETRICAL THE TWO MAIN BALANCES IN CHAPTER FIVE ARE SYMMETRICAL BALANCE ,THE DISTRIBUTION OF EQUAL WEIGHT ALONG THE VERTICAL CENTER AND HORIZONTAL CENTER OF AN…

George Segal was an American painter and sculptor who was best known for his life-sized human sculptures made of plaster bandages (or the material used in

sculpture of a human body with plaster strips by Fanny Alloing - France

My 9 year-old step-grandson has been bugging me to do an art project with him. I suggested an old favorite project of mine, making a direct cast of the face. So today he was dropped off at my house for two hours, giving us ample time to make the mask cast, to cast his fist in two parts and reassemble them, to eat a bowlful of melon, and even time for him to harass the cat! We started by tying a covering over his hair. A shower cap is a good alternative. Then we greased up his face with…

“Bruised” 3D plaster art - Brutalist art Plaster, Coffee on Canvas | 11x14 inches This 3D sculptural artwork explores pain and trauma with plaster and coffee. Using plaster, coffee, and plaster bandages to convey bruises and scars in varying stages, this 3D artwork is raw and unfiltered, and it highlights the beauty in scars. This piece can be displayed vertically or horizontally, based on preference. It has been sealed for longevity and will patina well with time. To shop, head over to t...