The
first edition of this key reference work on sculpture. The Encyclopedia
of Sculpture Techniques, was written in 1990, and this second edition
broadens the scope of sculpture practice to include information on the latest
techniques and materials. The author John William Mills has written the book with
the working sculptor in mind.
John
signing his latest book "Encyclopedia of Sculpture techniques"at the
ICAS-Vilas Fine art gallery
Artist
biography
Now
available for Limited period only
signed copy by John Mills hardback book for £19-95
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As
well as details on techniques, information is provided on a wide selection of
materials, from bronze and concrete to polystyrene and glass. The author also
gives hints on adapting tools and how to produce unusual finishes, all of which
allows a sculptor greater versatility in their craft.
The
definitive guide to studio practice in sculpture from one of Britain's leading
sculptors. Arranged alphabetically for easy reference, detailed explanations are
given for a range of traditional, contemporary and experimental approaches to
sculpting in a range of materials including clay, concrete, glass, metal, polystyrene,
plaster of Paris, resin ( polyester) and wax.
Every aspect of sculpture is
covered, from studio equipment and preparation to handling the materials and surface
finishes. Entries includes
- casting
from life
- fiberglass
- modeling
in wax
- welding
- wood
carving
- stone
carving
- glass
- lighting
sculpture
- reinforcing
- scaling
up / enlarging
- sand
box casting
- piece
molding
Whether
you are a beginner or a seasonal sculptor, this illustrated and authoritative
compendium of sculpture techniques is an indispensable companion in the studio.
James
Bulter RA
