Showing posts with label progress of Magical sculpture. Show all posts
Showing posts with label progress of Magical sculpture. Show all posts

Tuesday, March 3, 2015

Breckenridge! This Weekend and Next

March 6-7 and 13-15, 2015


I will be in Breckenridge this weekend to unveil the large sculpture I started in Jackson last September.  I will also be demonstrating by starting a new sculpture.  

"Magical" is the first large sculpture I've ever done and will be 3-D scanned and available as a limited edition bronze. A very limited limited edition.  Pre-cast pricing will be made available to collectors who wish to get a special price on a bronze casting during this weekend and the next. 

If I haven't fallen in love with the original too much - I might be persuaded to part with it.

The original has been coated in bronze and copper and I have applied a cold patina and some Swarovski have been added in some fun strategic places and it has been coated with jeweler's grade resin to give added strength.  "Magical" is based on a revolving stand too.

It will never be as resilient as a bronze replica - but on the other hand - the opportunity to own an original artwork of this size is a pretty amazing prospect.  And I may never think about selling an original sculpture again.  So here's your chance...maybe.

Here's a copy of the ad coming out for the show.  Hope you can be there!

Wednesday, October 1, 2014

Art Gallery Wednesday

It's October.  I love this poem by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow on the passage of time.  It's titled A Psalm of Life.  I have paired it in a photo of the progress of "Magical" to date. 

Today will be a big studio day of working on this sculpture.  I have to wait days in between the applications of clay for it to be dry enough to continue.  So far I have used over $100 worth of clay on this sculpture. 

This sculpture will be an expensive original - one reason why I want to have it scanned to make a foam model for casting.  That way the original won't be destroyed and it will be a special original sculpture in it's own right.

In other news - I took you on a tour of artworks of other artists represented by the galleries representing me.  I did not take you to Beijing, China, however.  And so I wanted you to see some of the other artists Frogman Gallery represents.  If you're ever in Beijing, I hope you will stop by this gallery and say "hello" to my sculpture.

Robert Bissell - The Moonlighters


 
John Kotsis - Ying Yang
Michael Parks - book cover

Rosetta - The Leap
So that's the scoop for this Wednesday.  I hope you visit the Frogman Gallery virtually and experience what my artist profile sounds like translated from Chinese into English with Bing Translator...pretty humorous.  And I hope you have a terrific day today!

'Til tomorrow!

~Alex