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Town Crier Number X??? (I haven’t been keeping track) |

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About Los Gatos Art Bridge. C B Hannegan’s. The Maid’s Quarters. Town Crier Number X? I haven’t been keeping track). February 25, 2013. We are experimenting with a new feature. Which links these blog postings to the new Los Gatos Art Bridge web site. When you see text in blue and bold type, this will link this person, place or event. Mentioned in the post to some further information located on the Art Bridge site. To view this information, simply click on the blue type and a new web page will. Was part o...

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Bryan Yerian: Balloon and Blob (Wet Clay)

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Saturday, April 26, 2014. Balloon and Blob (Wet Clay). Posted by Bryan Yerian. Note: Only a member of this blog may post a comment. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Http:/ www.bryanyerian.com/. My art is a testimony to the mundane; a celebration of the commonplace. I am interested in the collision of art and life, and how art can be used to interpret, as well as exemplify life. Simple template. Powered by Blogger.

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Bryan Yerian: Lost Wax Casting and Wax Working; Sprues and Gating

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Wednesday, May 23, 2012. Lost Wax Casting and Wax Working; Sprues and Gating. To cast this piece, I had to paint in multiple layers of molten wax to achieve the thickness I wanted. For bronze or aluminum casting I make my wax pattern wall thickness between 3/16" to 1/4". A trick I do to check wax for proper thickness is hold the wax up to a light and if you can see light thru the wax it's too thin. I also use a wax mixture between Red Casting Wax. And Brown Microcrystalline Wax. Posted by Bryan Yerian.

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Links « Blue Cinder Studio & Supply

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Blue Cinder Studio is a small design studio founded on high quality craftsmenship. In Clay, Glass, Steel, and Concrete for the Home and Garden. Shelby B. Smith. Shelby B. Smith. Shelby B. Smith’s Resume. Shelby’s Thoughts & Statements. Kimberly Hagen’s Resume. Kim’s Thoughts & Statements. You are here: Home. Monica Van Den Dool. San Jose State Ceramics Department. Ohr-Okeefe Museum of Art. Volcano Garden Arts, Volcano HI.

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Los Gatos Art Bridge

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Los Gatos Art Bridge. Link to Artist's Sites. Click on burgundy links to proceed to websites. Of course, we mean Artists of the Art Bridge era through the present. In no way do we consider this to be a complete list. Though we aren't exactly old and feeble, this all happened 40 years ago. Our memories aren't 100% and we've lost touch with some old friends. So, if we've left anyone off this list, or this site, let us know and we would be glad to include them. Bonny Doon Art Glas. Art glass and sculpture.

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Triton Museum of Art

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The Nature of Things. A 25 WORK SURVEY IN ALL MEDIA SPANNING MUCH OF THIS DECADE. October 2 to December 5, 2010. Friday, October 1 from 7:00 to 9:00 pm. San Jose Mercury News. 2010, cast marble and bronze, 9' x 10' x 7'. David Middlebrook is an artist who traces his roots to ceramics and who has evolved to become a professional sculptor specializing in site-specific work, public and private commissions, and smaller sculptural elements. Sign up for our e-Newsletter!

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Bryan Yerian: Onerous (Wet Clay Form)

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Monday, April 28, 2014. Onerous (Wet Clay Form). Posted by Bryan Yerian. Note: Only a member of this blog may post a comment. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Http:/ www.bryanyerian.com/. My art is a testimony to the mundane; a celebration of the commonplace. I am interested in the collision of art and life, and how art can be used to interpret, as well as exemplify life. Simple template. Powered by Blogger.

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Bryan Yerian: Ceramic Press-Molded Tire

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Thursday, May 3, 2012. I enjoy the seam lines. How the slip oozes out and looks like a weld on steel. It is a record of the substitution. The process it has gone through. I made an 8 piece plaster mold of an old tire I found in my back yard. A Winston Californian 1 20570R14. Seemed like the perfect object at the time to represent a memory. In the lower right of the picture is a maquette of the final sculpture. A tire swing leaning against a wall, discarded, oozing a viscous substance from its central core.