| Lifecasting,
or bodycasting, is the craft of molding a living body.
When done by an artist, with care and a critical eye, the result is an artwork of lasting beauty. I started lifecasting in 1986, partly to prove I could cast 'anything.' I use the direct plaster molding technique, and most of my sculptures are cast in glass-reinforced Hydrocal plaster. I also cast in concrete and plastic resin, because no plaster can survive for long outdoors. Other longlasting materials are available. This site will acquaint you with my art, my methods, and my models. You may purchase most of the work shown or arrange a commissioned piece. |
 First layer of wet plaster |
| Lifecast artist Don Roberts is visiting from Kansas City from August 22 into early September. We will be casting a number of models, old and new, and should have some great results from this collaboration. |
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Arts in the Park 1999:
3 statues |
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Balancing Torso |
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Camille lifecasts |
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Greyhound torso
(limited edition) & more works
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Inself / Outself
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Jo Waggoner
portrait bust |
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Yvonne posing for AITP '99 |  |
Casting Dez |
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Lifecasting
Process & Technical Explanation |
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The Resting
Swimmer
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SOLD |
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That
Famous Courtesan |
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Figurehead statue |
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Louie with 'Louie, Louie' |
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Louie kneeling & animated GIF |
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Kathy
Portrait Torso
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The Sacrifice |
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Sandy.. the lifecast process |
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Gina Sleeping |  |
Tutti Frutti Booti |  |
Starlet II |
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Arts in the Park 1992:
Woodnymph of Spring
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AITP
1992:
Woodnymph |
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Michelle
in newspaper |
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>>> To the next index page, with links and new work |
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