Here’s a project I have been working on for a long while. It has always been a dream of mine to make a real bronze piece. For this I decided to make 2 works. I thought I would also share some details on the process as it was a very collaborative endeavor and I learned a ton.
It has been a huge endeavor and I have learned a lot during this process. I want to thank everyone who helped me and I seriously couldn’t have done it without them.
The process went as follows: (Full breakdown here)
Design in ZBrush
Concept paintovers
Prep for 3D Printing - done by the amazing Tarn Greenlaw https://www.artstation.com/tarngreenlaw
Printing at scale (30 cm) on a large SLA resin printer
Molding the prints for wax casting - by Greg Howie at NZ Caps https://www.nzcaps.com/
Lost wax casting and cleanup - done by Jonathan Campbell at http://www.lostwax.co.nz/
Bronze Pouring - done by Jonathan Campbell at http://www.lostwax.co.nz/
Detail work (dremeling, sanding, welding) - done by myself and Jonathan Campbell at http://www.lostwax.co.nz/
Patina - done by Jonathan Campbell at http://www.lostwax.co.nz/
Marble base cutting (Marble from Takaka, NZ) - by Terence Turner https://www.instagram.com/terencegturner/
Marble base installation - by Jack Gallop [email protected]
Final Exhibition @ Te Auaha Gallery https://www.instagram.com/nondisclosedartist/
