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Before doing it I punched a small hole in the bottom of the matrix then re-covered it with tape. After casting, opening the hole allowed air in to release the suction so the mold could slide out.These kids were indeed all the colors of the human rainbow and I painted them as such with acrylics finished off with some clear coat.
Lubricated bolts with nuts attached were embedded in the cement while still liquid. After hardening, the bolts were unscrewed, leaving the nuts inside the sculptures to mount them firmly to the base.
Also we have a famous hand surgeon who is coming in to have his hand cast. We are very excited about that. Thanks for the inspiration in Chicago.– Lori & Sue at Silk Stone Studios (MI)
Time passed and I thought no more about it. However, several months later I saw here again at a local restaurant. She had returned to the surgeon to have her old nose reconstructed based on the original LifeMask™!So, does art mimic life or does life mimic art?Many LifeCasts™ have stories like this to them. Those tales are part of the artifact. Please include them with any contributions you choose to make to this page.