Make a mold of a sculpture

Make a mold of a sculpture

This three part instructional sculpture video demonstrates how to make a two part plaster mold. Make a plaster mold to make stop-motion animation puppets from clay models. A plaster mold can make casts out of almost any material. This model will be cast out of foam rubber with a movable metal skeleton.

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bella1 7 months ago
very informative.would have loved to have seen the making of the new character from the mould.
kind regards malcolm - australia
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Johnthejag last month
Excellent videos, which have given me the enthusiasm, and confidence to proceed with the construction of a mold for a sculpture I have been working on for several years.
Good Work.
John. Spain.
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