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I don't wanna have to do a prototype and a mold so I am wondering if I could use this material to sculpt an outdoors piece?

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You can buy fiber at lowes..different grades...then you add amont needed.. Should be cheaper

I think these are so cool

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Why do these people all want to give you endless bourgeois information about who they are and where they grew up and how they get their ideas . . . BORING!!! No one cares. Just explain how to do it.

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Very nice craft.

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Gary!!! I am AMAzEd & AWE-Struck to SEE & HEAR you read this poem after so many years!!! From Your Old, Time Traveling Friend, Greg Forsyth.

I am overjoyed to see and hear Gary Jensen singing at his best. From: his old old friend -Greg Forsyth

One of the more unique crafts I’ve seen. Great work!

My recipe for sculpture - Add 1 part diatomaceous earth - 1 part sand - 1 part Portland cement 1/2 cup white cement bonding liquid or you can use white Elmer’s school glue

This is fantastic. Hi from Wales. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 The land of the dragon. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

How much pal Tiya did it take to make this?

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I'm happy to find a concrete sculpture artist. You do nice work. I wanted to propose something a pottery college instructor once pointed out to me. My view is that it's always better to work in wet concrete (or clay), rather than dry, hardened concrete with a dremel, especially since concrete can be stamped. You could just carve a name stamp, & use a set of number stamps for dates. If the back is hidden, I would just make a name piece to lay on the table upside down, under the wet work, at the start, & build on top of it wet from there.

I'm wondering how this art has held up? As it looks like you have pushed the ends of the aluminum into the concrete. I had considered using aluminum flashing to help create concrete armatures, until I learned that aluminum in concrete is against standard practice. For example, just a Google search about it, gives a long list of professional organizations saying aluminum is not to be used in concrete, because it corrodes in the alkali environment. Did you coat the ends with something that we don't see in the video? Also, I also found this remarkable, because I would expect cutting aluminum into strips would produce very sharp metal edges that could be dangerous? You didn't say anything about that, & I see you handling it freely, lifting it up like paper streamers. So that also left me a bit confused, since you didn't mention anything special you did to cut the aluminum to avoid this? Thanks.

Nice video. I enjoyed glimpses into seeing you work. Thanks. My notes: TOOLS: curved leather knife, xacto knife = #1- e.g. digging out deep eye sockets; mop fine art brushes; hands/fingers; wood stick, dental tools. MIX: portland cement, sand, colorant, liquid mixture. Mixes to clay like consistency, places on work surface, & carves it. (Video shows pouring milky water on- probably acrylic or latex, w/ or w/out water). SUBJECT: people/faces- from interesting faces encountered in life- & initially inspired by architectural faces on buildings in Chicago- stone carvings; uses realistic looking glass eyes. USES: Garden pieces (on rock walls, hang on trees, on ground, hidden in plants, as surprises)/ & pieces not for garden, with added jewelry, real fibers (e.g. animal hair- lamb's wool; alpaca hide; ). UNIQUE compositions/ NOT molds: realism eyes couldn't work w/ mold; starts w/ a concept- might be a facial expression, the eyes, clothing, or 1:43??? INSPIRATION: (besides above): pictures, online, magazines, as watch TV... finds a face that "speaks' to her. MODIFICATION of people: it starts w/ people, but may add animal features, or 'over-express,' or WORK METHOD- ADDITIONAL: draws lines in the concrete, to assist features placement. CURING: 1st spray with more water, then shows placement on a board, inside plastic bag, w/ jar to elevate the plastic off the face. Milky white liquid = mortar admix.

Ideas covered: build around styrofoam block, covered w/ cellophane sheet. Mark block location on work surface, so you can know its position as hand build & manage sculpture thickness; table markings can get lost as work & get slurry/ cement on work surface (so maybe cover with plastic film you can move? wipe off?; Deer antlers: do not want to insert when concrete is already curing- drying/ can lead to cracks/ insert wet- she re-wet the concrete mortar for adding them

Thanks for the video. I'm beginning concrete sculpture, so you seem like a great person to learn from

You may be the only one on TH-cam who goes into detail on sculpting with concrete, thank you.

Thanks for the video. I find it valuable to hear from someone with experience with concrete sculpture. I am confused about one point. I went to Uline to look up these gloves, using the number you gave. In the video, you say they are not textured, which you need for the sake of working with your sculpture. The Uline website indicates that they have textured fingers. (The # you gave shows the glove: Uline Supraflex Nitrile Gloves - Powder-Free, S-15639M INDUSTRIAL I can't seem to find ANY glove, online, on Uline website, amazon, etc, that are industrial gloves, that are smooth. The only nitrile gloves i found on Uline that are smooth are the ones indicated in their video, but they only come in 3 mil option. I see some gloves have a deep diamond texture. I assume by calling the gloves smooth, you must mean that they have a relatively smoother texture, & so are smooth in comparison? Thanks.

At what point do you add the attachments, as of hair and sticks to your pieces i sculpt with pal tiya and wanted to add different fabric and other materials but im a little leary on when to add them 😮‍💨

Could you make a video of how to weld the rebar or how you make it stay all together? Pleeeease! 🙏🏽

Very nice work. What are using for the cement mix?

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I am thinking about trying this for a high school Greenhouse management class. How much time do you have to sculpt the mixture? Can it be covered and saved for more working time the next day? Thank so much for sharing your methods!

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Ummm. This may sound harsh but I have to ask- What is the point of an informational video when you’re blocking the entire shot and don’t go into any of the details regarding the liquid content. I appreciate your keeping some secrets to yourself however this was not at all enticing, interesting or useful, so what was it you were attempting to accomplish?

Do you do concrete sculpting workshop? I would pay for your training.

Heyoka was my Great-Uncle and we were very close. Unfortunately because of my pregnancy, I wasn't able to attend this service. Thank you for sharing this. Blessings to you/

Good work

Really gorgeous work. So much interest in the faces you create. Nice job

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Wow, you are like me. I thought it would be gool to sculpt "lawn masks" from concrete. I make them from clay and plaster now. I am so happy I have your guidance.

That was great. I have been thinking of doing some work in concreat. Do you have a special recipe for the mix?

have you ever made pots with that mix??

I can't beleive this video. What are you showing ? You don't tell what the white liquid is? How much you put in? How much water ? You're just mixing concrete !! WTF, You're making a mixture for sculpting. I got one for you.... Video - How to ride a bike in the Tour de France. Advice - Get on a bike and pedal. Great video....not!!!

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Pal Tiya advises that briefly torching the cured surface removes fibre

Very nice video. Thank you so much. I’m still looking for a sculpture called,.” The traveler”

Your liquid... hmmm

Why don’t you make one of your beautiful heads out of pal, tiya and tinfoil?

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I had to watch the video 3 times to see all of the details in Justin's drawings. He was such an amazing person. God given talents for sure. Thanks for sharing.

Absolutely stunning

Michael Builds!

i just started making things with concrete, im hooked. lol