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Pedestals and bases provide the same function for sculpture that frames do for paintings. They support the artifact and can enhance its appeal by offsetting it from its surroundings.
After removing the hands from the mold, this area is filled with ArtCAST™ cement which forms your base.
Book Ends are another clever approach to a basic project which requires both a cast base and a holding object but, with a slight twist.
The object is a flat piece of plastic or stiff paperboard wrapped in plastic which helps the model stay in a specific position and divides the base in half.
NOTE: Keep in mind that books can be pretty heavy. Bookends therefore must also be substantial to keep them upright. The base for your lifecast in this design is where most of the support must come from.
EXAMPLE: Here is a very straightforward example without the seperator for use as bookends. This is a very popular design for use with children, especially among religious groups. A single StudioPak™ will do from 15 to 30 of these depending on the size/age of the children involved. They each use very little material and are done in paper cups which fit the shape perfectly.