Sentence examples for plaster shell from inspiring English sources

Once the mold cures, the plaster shell and the model are removed.

A plaster shell is formed around them by repeatedly dipping them into colloidal silica slurry and fused silica stucco.

The ABS plastic liquefies and is drained from the plaster shell, whereupon the hollow is refilled with liquid bronze.

Marcel Wanders, the Dutch designer, has created an indoor cityscape on the Lower East Side at Thor, a restaurant, bar and lounge that he designed with an "outhouse," above, and an tunnel-like entrance through a bulbous plaster shell, far right above and below.

Constructed from thin plaster shells made by applying medical plaster-impregnated bandages to real people, the figures are more like found objects than expressive representations.

White plaster shells hug the walls, and a cool canvas shade covers the ceiling, with paddle fans sending a permanent breeze across the tables.

The last one that Bell can remember: choosing a paint color for the plaster band shell on the children's amphitheater.

Two smaller rooms contain giant seeds (made of plaster, oyster shells and mica) that are both massive and light (they suggest clouds) and seem swollen to the point of exploding.

Ancient neolithic heads from Jericho reveal how basic the idea of preserving memories of the dead has always been to making art: these skulls were covered with plaster, with shells for eyes to sanctify and humanise them.

These plastic originals were then used in an investment casting process, where they were burned out from a plaster-of-paris shell and replaced with molten bronze.

She weighed in on details like duplicating an 18th-century sand-and-shell plaster called tabby to be daubed artfully over the brick in some places.