They are made by casting plaster in a mould and allowing it to dry into a solid form before immersing it in liquid plaster, which forms a rugged, irregular surface, the precise nature of which is always a something of a surprise.
He is also working with Pictographs, three dimensional graphs, made by posing plaster dolls and photographing them; Telefact, a feature which he is preparing for newspaper syndication.
The analysis of occlusal and skeletal classes was made by means of plaster study models and cephalometric examinations.
The taupe walls are coated with a tinted plaster made by the company American Clay.
An undated sculptural tableau of figures, made by an unknown artist from plaster and wood and clothed in linen, catalogs the different vocations available in India (from the British perspective): messenger, servant, footman, water carrier and coolie, the one here shown carrying a bundle of clothes for sale.
Rounding out this offbeat collection are Marc Blane's "Glass Wine Bottle," from his series of singed black-and-white photographs of dilapidated South Bronx buildings displayed inside empty green bottles that had once held cheap wine; and a pair of plaster earrings made by Ms. Smith: severed fingertips cast from the artist's own hand and tinged a faint green.
Hayley's pink hand was designed from a plaster cast made by her parents.
In many historical and monumental Italian buildings, frescoes or stuccoes of artistic and historical value are present on the lower surface of flat light vaults, made by wooden arches, reeds and plaster.
A latex costume was specifically made to fit Badejo's 6 feet slender frame, made by taking a full-body plaster cast of him.
The resultant plaster models, made by Sinnock, were submitted to the Commission on March 13 , 1926 and were undoubtedly endorsed, but the approval letter is lost.
