Sentence examples for plaster clay from inspiring English sources
Bronzing, coating an object of wood, plaster, clay, or other substance to give it the colour and lustre of bronze.
An analysis of the on-site testing complemented with laboratory tests reveals an antagonistic control of the bond between earth plaster and earthen wall based on clay content: an increase in the plaster clay content leads to increased bending strength, which strengthens the plaster and increased shrinkage, which weakens the plaster-wall interface.
Her early works were created from plaster, clay and tattistone.
Gross made this amorphous and eye-popping orange, yellow, and red sculpture out of polyurethane foam, plaster, clay, plexiglass, lights, and paint.
Materials include: concrete plaster clay tile brick or other masonry units gypsum block gypsum wallboard mastic coatings mineral and fiberboard mineral wool.
To do this and have a long lasting effect you should fill the balloon with a hardening agent (i.e. plaster, clay, or even cement if you don't mind the weight; really anything that hardens will do).
The same bargain governs our encounters with his occasional sculptures: casual-looking assemblies of scrap lumber or lumpy forms in plaster or clay, usually painted white.
For example, the little piles of detritus seemingly ready for the dustpan that are actually part of Mr. McCarthy's aggregate of plaster, plastic, clay, wood and tempera hopefully titled "Things Are Coming Together".
Through their 40 years together in Paris, Diego modeled for Alberto, advised him and was responsible for the casting and sometimes the armature of his plaster and clay sculptures.
Silver is a sculptor known for his exploration of the human head, and the cabinets here are filled with wonky, roughshod heads of plaster and clay, with eyes and noses in all the wrong places.
Soaked with rain, the tornado whipped up a porridge of mud that splattered everything that stood in its path and that has since left a plaster of clay on everything, outside and inside homes.
