Mill Creek Studios "The Sacred Gift" 4504 - Buffalo Sculpture - Joe Slockbower

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Mill Creek Studios "The Sacred Gift" 4504 - Buffalo Sculpture - Joe Slockbower
This is a Mill Creek Studios "The Sacred Gift" 4504 - Buffalo Sculpture by Joe Slockbower.
Excellent, mint condition. Without cracks, chips or defects.
Title: The Sacred Gift #4504
Studio: Mill Creek Studios
Artist: Joe Slockbower
Deminsions: 8.5” tall x 9.5” long x 5” deep
Availability: Retired
Condition:
Excellent, mint condition. Without cracks, chips or defects.
MSRP: 5
WHO IS MILL CREEK STUDIOS?
Mill Creek Studios sculpts, produces and sells wildlife, western and Native American sculptures.
THE CREATIVE PROCESS
To begin with, any artwork is born in the artists’ imagination, and takes form with an idea or concept. This is when the composition is established and the mood, movement, and emotion are created giving the sculpture “life.” This is what is most important, not all the detail that will come later. This is the time when the artist is “interpreting” what he knows and feels about his subject, and “communicating” that feeling to the eventual viewer. The entire creative process may take a week or many months depending on the size of the work, its complexity, the artists’ familiarity with the subject, and obviously, the amount of time dedicated to that project.
THE MOLD MAKING PROCESS
When the artwork is completed, our team of gifted and knowledgeable mold makers take over to create a flexible rubber mold of the original clay which will capture every detail with fingerprint accuracy. During this process, the clay original is damaged and lost forever. The initial and all important “master” mold of the original is then used to create subsequent production molds for the edition castings.
THE CASTING PROCESS
Now, at last! What is it made of? Very simply, each piece is composed of a blend of fine resins and pure white alabaster, or alabaster and porcelain powders. When “catalyzed” and poured into a mold, this resin composition will go through a chemical reaction, causing the mixture to harden and expand into every crevasse and detail of the mold. When cooled and removed from the mold, the result is an exact duplicate of the original art.
THE CHASING AND PATINA PROCESS
At this point each casting is examined, detailed, and cleaned to prepare the sculpture to receive a natural palette of the finest artist acrylics applied layer upon layer by skilled artisans. The beautiful finish which results is designed to enhance and define all the subtle detail of the artwork, as well as contribute to the life and realism of the subject.
Whether your home is a sprawling Teton lodge, or an apartment in the city; a home by the sea or a southwestern adobe, we believe that you will find a unique Mill Creek design that perfectly reflects your lifestyle.
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_gsrx_vers_1271 (GS 8.3.4 (1271))