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Post by jig5aw on Jul 15, 2015 21:26:22 GMT
So the latest piece in my #365daysofart project is causing me some grief. The piece is obviously a take on hirsts spots and is for a charity project I have been asked to work on Can anyone advise me on the best way to go about setting this in resin or something similar? I want to avoid perishing latex and the obvious smell associated with the product. Here is the image. I have a number of versions in the works Many thanks - instagram.com/jig5aw_/
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Post by speebe on Jul 15, 2015 21:55:18 GMT
So the latest piece in my #365daysofart project is causing me some grief. The piece is obviously a take on hirsts spots and is for a charity project I have been asked to work on Can anyone advise me on the best way to go about setting this in resin or something similar? I want to avoid perishing latex and the obvious smell associated with the product. Here is the image. I have a number of versions in the works Many thanks - instagram.com/jig5aw_/I would use plastic cement and glue an acrylic tray together, or buy one of a suitable size then fill it with a layer of water-clear casting resin. Once/while the resin cures you can carefully position the condoms and then add another layer or two of clear cast resin until covered. If your walls allow drill 6 counter sunk hole around the edge of the acrlic then screw into a white back board, with appropriate fixing attached to hang. Done...
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Post by jig5aw on Jul 15, 2015 22:18:30 GMT
Sweeet! Thanks for the advice! Will give that a go for sure!
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