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The Hollowing of a Bust
After slicing off the crown of the head with a wire tool, you can see the clay of this portrait bust enrobes a center of crumpled newspaper on the armature. I’ve set the crown aside and will ke… more →
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The Hollowing of a Bust
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kimiam wrote 4 months ago: After slicing off the crown of the head with a wire tool, you can see the clay of this portrait bust … more →
Younger bust
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kimiam wrote 4 months ago: Here is the continuation of the previous portrait since I have changed models. I learned a lot abou … more →
Sculpture Bust
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kimiam wrote 4 months ago: Here is the very beginning of a larger than life portrait bust in clay. I had about 2 hours with the … more →
On to England
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kimiam wrote 5 months ago: These dolphins are now making their way across the pond. After the maquette was approved, the sculpt … more →
Lasik
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kimiam wrote 7 months ago: This sculpture is life-sized commission of a dystonia foot. It was purchased as a gift for the docto … more →
The sleeper
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kimiam wrote 8 months ago: Here’s a reclining male I recently finished sculpting. The model was fantastic. This piece … more →
The Good Dream
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kimiam wrote 9 months ago: This work can be seen in progress here: A Puncture Saves a Thousand Curves … more →
Gifts of Gold
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kimiam wrote 9 months ago: My daughter, Brooke Marchesseault, represented Martin GT Magnet Middle School in the Wake County eve … more →
Sharing the Light
kimiam wrote 9 months ago: Here is a recent Interview of me done by talented writer, Michelle Rosenthal. I’ve asked Miche … more →
A Puncture Saves a Thousand Curves
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kimiam wrote 9 months ago: Here is a clay sketch with channels cut before finishing. This sculpture is finished and in the dr … more →
Small Gust of Wind
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kimiam wrote 10 months ago: I’m so tired of working on this one, I have to stop now. It’s difficult to handle due t … more →
smile
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kimiam wrote 10 months ago: Here is a quiet little moment with the tiny smile of an eight-year-old girl. I sure wish I ha … more →
To Grasp the Wind
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kimiam wrote 11 months ago: Here is my latest sculpture called “Grasp the Wind”, which, to me, means to understan … more →
In progress
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kimiam wrote 11 months ago: You can see on this small piece I’m using an ordinary shish-kebab skewer you’d find at t … more →
Oracle
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kimiam wrote 11 months ago: I was invited to try out a new figure study model by my friend, Jim Fatata, at Litmus Gallery on … more →
Broken with my own hands
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kimiam wrote 1 year ago: Usually I feel some kind of pain if my work is destroyed, but this one I broke myself and felt not … more →
A rock and a hard face
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kimiam wrote 1 year ago: I worked some on the hair, the face and began shaping the hand of this lady in limestone. I … more →
Digging deeper
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kimiam wrote 1 year ago: At the point this photo was taken, I was told not to carve further on the hair or fabric arou … more →
Little bit older and a lot less boulder
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kimiam wrote 1 year ago: Here is more progress on the stone carving I’m doing in Paris Alexander’s worksho … more →
