To further my sand casting series I had a metal casting mold fabricated. This sped up the casting prep so much that it felt like a waste to throw mixed sand in the bottom of the metal mold (for texture), and then carry it all over to the acetylene torch and then back again. So on Saturday Stephanie and I experimented with different textures I could throw down that would have an easy release.
Since there are 26 photos you have to click "read more" for once, otherwise this post is really hard to scroll past!
These are the 8 results:
1. Fresh Olivine Sand
- Some sand clung to the glass
|
Textured Side |
|
Close Up |
|
Clear Side |
2. Corn Starch
- Off gassing
|
Textured Side |
|
Detail of Bumpy Imprints |
|
Clear Side |
3. Crushed Egg Shells
- At start, some egg shells are stuck
|
Textured Side |
|
Detail |
|
Clear Side |
4. Dry Sand / Corn Starch Mix
- Strange 'movement' in texture
|
Textured Side |
|
Attempted Close Up |
|
Clear Side |
5. Burnt Remains of Dry Sand / Corn Starch Mix
- Beautiful Texture
|
Textured Side |
|
Close Up |
|
Clear Side |
6. Flour
- Major Off gassing
|
Textured Side |
|
Close Up |
|
Clear Side |
|
Edges |
7. Burnt Remains of everything
-
|
Textured Side |
|
Close Up |
|
Clear Side |
8. Icing Sugar
-Huge Bubbles
|
Textured Side |
|
Detailed Shot |
|
Clear Side |
No comments:
Post a Comment