July 14, 2016

The process continues: Making the wax mold, spurring the wax form for the bronze to flow into the ceramic shell, then the molten bronze. After the bronze cools down from 2200 degrees, the time-consuming task of “Chasing” is cleaning up the ceramic, gridding off the shell, sandblasting, grinding, and polishing.

In image of wax stingrays on a worktable in the process of becoming a sculpture by Judy Salinsky
Text stating "Learning to Create Multiples for a" in large blue font.
Text stating "Learning to Create Multiples for a" in large blue font.
Text stating 'LARGE SCALE' with a bold, 3D blue font on a dark background.
Text stating 'LARGE SCALE' with a bold, 3D blue font on a dark background.

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