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Old 07-23-2008, 10:38 PM
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I like it.
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Old 07-24-2008, 05:47 AM
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Ian , COOL

Keep that sorta stuff up & u'll soon be puttin' David outta business ....

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uuummmm....what????
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Interesting. What is it made from? looks like mild steel and bronze mesh
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Justin, It's forged 1" square mild steel and steel mesh. I sprayed it gold with silver highlights, the rest was finished in satin black. It stands exactly six inches high and to me is a more of a maquette for a much bigger piece (6 feet) than a stand alone work.
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I like it. Find a way to project someones face through it(via mirrors?) and it becomes an interactive sculpture. Anyone could become the man behind the iron mask.
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Nicely done Ian - I like it!
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Thanks Ian. This looks good and has a nice emotional response. I look forward to seeing more
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really love this piece Ian what did you form the face over?
If this is the maquette i would love to see the full size sculpture. in fact if you need assistance i am available!! Have you seen the sculptural face at Bedes World in Jarrow? It is amazing, and i think it is made from fine firescreen mesh.
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