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Astonishing sculpture (Original Post) WilliamPitt May 2014 OP
I think that is really cool! n/t hlthe2b May 2014 #1
Thanks, Will, for this amazing sculpture. How did he do it? NO idea. n/t CaliforniaPeggy May 2014 #2
Nice photoshop??? catnhatnh May 2014 #3
Some interesting pics of just that here: yodermon May 2014 #7
Thanks! catnhatnh May 2014 #9
Very nice. I do wonder how that might stand up to gale-force winds. countryjake May 2014 #4
K n R JimDandy May 2014 #5
Awesome yodermon May 2014 #6
Cool! bvar22 May 2014 #8
indeed....good observation. dixiegrrrrl May 2014 #10

catnhatnh

(8,976 posts)
3. Nice photoshop???
Thu May 22, 2014, 04:54 PM
May 2014

But if you had ever worked in a fine arts bronze foundry (and I did) you would know that could be cast in three pieces but the left knee to satchel connection would be problematic.

catnhatnh

(8,976 posts)
9. Thanks!
Thu May 22, 2014, 06:21 PM
May 2014

I'm not surprised he has his own foundry-and the works are interesting. I think most outside bronzeworks would have concerns about both that bag to body stress point and also the strap/handle areas in terms of longevity...

countryjake

(8,554 posts)
4. Very nice. I do wonder how that might stand up to gale-force winds.
Thu May 22, 2014, 05:43 PM
May 2014

Or a heavy ice storm...seems like the bags held by his sculptures counter balance the weight of the upper parts, but snow and ice build up could change that equation real quick like. Maybe not, tho.

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