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Plasma Cutter part 2
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Tutti Buono Fine Arts

Artwork depicted in these photographs in every category except for: My Neighborhood 2001, My Neighborhood 2002, and Victoria Falls, are COPYRIGHT by Robert Buono. Written permission must be obtained from Robert Buono for any use other than to view here.

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Peedee Pitchford


Peedee Pitchford

This album is a Visual tutorial about the lost wax bronze casting process.

Inside this album you will see photos, which I have divided into stages, necessary towards final completion of this sculpture.    Each photograph has a brief description of what is taking place in that photograph.  Beginning with an original clay sculpture.  Moving through the processes of making a waste mold, preparing the completed waste mold for casting, casting that waste mold, removing the waste mold from the casting, working on and preparing the original sculpture for casting, making a flexible rubber mold, making the inflexible mother molds over the flexible rubber mold, removing that from the original sculpture, then casting wax into that mold, removing the inflexible mother mold from the rubber mold, removing the flexible rubber mold from the wax,  placing  sprue's, rises, vents, and poring cup on the wax sculpture, creating the ceramic shell mold which covers both the inside and exterior of the wax  pattern, preparing the completed ceramic shell mold for the lost wax  bronze casting process. Then finally the finishing called the bronze castings and installation and its permanent home.

190 pictures, last one added on Jan 15, 2006

Naperville Auction Horse


Naperville Auction Horse

A thank you for the generous assistance from the following:

  • Century Walk Corporation
  • Naper Settlement
  • Historic Society of Naperville
  • Pamela Carpenter, Artist & Sculptor
    @ Sculptist Studio
  • John Bucci & Family for Use, Assistance& Equipment of Bucci Studios International
  • Nicholas Berg, Artist & Millwright
  • Jose L. Corral, Master Mold Maker
  • Kathy Channell Naperville, Equestrian Advisor
  • Patricia Hollanagel Eagle River Wisconsin, Equestrian Advisor
  • Margaret F. Unger, Photographer
  • Webmaster: Joseph Palmer

138 pictures, last one added on Jan 17, 2006

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