Amilien
waouh cloisonné with torch... I would like to know more.
August 25, 2011
Amilien
Thank you Chris. Are make the brochs you show torch firering? Torch-fire is so amazing technic. I try to find someone to show me . in France we don't torh fire. It's a shame.
Thank you Trish. I cut all the figure in one piece. So bird and stick are not at
tach they are part of the figure. I use 15/10 copper. the figure held in place being slide in the two small parts which are soldered on the plinth.This way I can remove the
Thank you Trish. I cut all the figure in one piece. So bird and stick are not at
tach they are part of the figure. I use 15/10 copper. the figure held in place being slide in the two small parts which are soldered on the plinth.This way I can remove the figure from plinth when I need to moove it. Plinth is not my work. I am lucky to have a clever retired friend wich think and do this for me.
About the figure both sides are enameld. Versus part is only flux with wr
iting (figure's storie) sgraffitto. The other side is flux sgaffitto (10-97 from Kecskémet Hungaria, put I try to get flux from other place) First cooking. Then it's several cooking using powder enamel transparent and opaque mesh 80 and liquid enamel. I also use glass beads. The relief cloak is made with aluminum foil (the same you use in your kitchen). Hat is copper thread I hav hand crochet, and glass beads added. The pompom on the cloak is hand-made in very thin copper t
hread.
Well you know everything now. Most of the figure I make are...
Thank you Trish. I cut all the figure in one piece. So bird and stick are not at
tach they are part of the figure. I use 15/10 copper. the figure held in place being slide in the two small parts which are soldered on the plinth.This way I can remove the
... moreThese are all so very incredible Marie-Héléne, - I assume the entire piece is hand painted?
how id you attach the bird on the stick and how is the figure being held in place?