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Today was spent making plaster moulds for my final piece. It’s quite a time consuming process but I think it will be worth it because it means I can make multiple vessels using these moulds. I intend to use paper pulp and air dry clay to make bottles of different heights. The video lags in the middle not sure what that is..technical glitch :/
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Today I started making the mould for my puppet head. I set it in clay and smoothed it evenly around the join. I added keys and then mixed up plaster and scooped it onto the sculpt to form the first half of the 2 peice mould. I will make the scond half of the mould on monday!
Today we learnt how to make studio plaster moulds of our head casts. I started by using water based clay to prop up the head face up to section it off as the first section of this 3 part mould, i pressed the end of a tool into the clay to make keys, to ensure the mould would fit together securely when casting.
I then mixed up some casting plaster, waited for it to start to turn enough for me to scoop it onto the face. Plaster is A thixotropic fluid so is thick when still but becomes runny when agitated. So to capture the fine detail the first handful placed on is shaken a little to let it become liquid and flood into all the fine detail. The rest of the plaster is put on in handfuls and smoothed over, I agitated it at the end to create a flat plane to rest the mould on later.
Once it was cured I turned it over and removed the clay. I then used the clay to build a wall to separate the head in half, I used paint to mark the edge of the first piece of the mould and painted slip on the exposed plaster to act as a release agent. I then repeated the plaster process to complete the second part of the mould.
To finish the mould I simply repeated the process for the final section to be opened tomorrow.
Another clay Sundial face popped out of the plaster mould. #davidfieldsculpture #clay #sundial #ceramic #plastermould #sculptor #sculpture
