Simple Two-Part Rubber mold with a Plaster Jacket

[@skateboardingjesus4006]

I really would love to see you make more videos. Experienced sculptors like you are prized more than the formulaic fluff that's seen as the norm on KZbin.

[@Daveisoutdoors]

thanks for the tutorial, excellent sculpture.

[@alanavandenberg3645]

Great video with a clear explanation. I'm not ready yet to make a two-part mold, just doing some research now, but I will definitely come back to this video when I'm ready for it!

[@aronjames5109]

i guess I'm pretty randomly asking but do anyone know a good place to watch newly released tv shows online?

[@Rob-fn1kp]

HI, lovely piece! Is there any reason why you don't also make the silicone a 2-part mould? Thanks. Rob

[@lostoffgrid8927]

Thank you for sharing. I don't see any mold release applied between the rubber and plaster. I am wondering if the plaster might stick to the silicone rubber? I have standard pottery plaster. Brush molds are not easy to get smooth.

[@humblehombre9904]

Hey Dana, I’m new to your channel and I am really happy to have found you. I am a new sculptor and could use help in many ways. Thanks so much for your input and your insights. Warm regards from Canada.

[@danayounger_sculptor1816]

Happy to help! Good luck with your pursuit.

[@luminrabbit9488]

Best video I’ve seen so far! Straight to the point. Excellent work!

[@Lucy-dd6ws]

Great video! I'm in the middle of casting a sculpture I used caulke silicone as it's cheaper then rubber and I'm going to do the plaster jacket next, the only thing is I don't have any hessian scrim trying to work out if it'll be alright with out it. You've made me think I should film the next one I cast haha!

[@skerriesrockart]

You can use dishcloths if you have no hessian

[@hannahlandxo]

This is brilliant! Thank you!

[@zhiquancao4751]

What are the silicon brands you are using?

[@williampaquet6573]

Nice work. Your sculpture looks very similar to a piece I made years ago of a zombie being shot in the head.

[@VehicleHunter]

What do you used as shims? You said tea pins?

[@danayounger_sculptor1816]

I use T-shaped pins to hold the cast rubber flanges in place while the rubber paste sets up. Those flanges are at least 1/2 inch thick. I cut through them at the end to create the parting seam. Hope that helps!

[@VehicleHunter]

@@Lucy-dd6ws Thanks Lu Lu

[@andrewarthurmatthews6685]

Nothing simple about this demo

[@agomodern]

I want to start making castable sculptures, but I just don't have the patience for this, so not sure what I'm going to do. Paying someone to do it is really my only option.