5. Rhythm Hunters | The Beginning

5. Rhythm Hunters | The Beginning

The process This is my first time creating life size sculptures so if you have had enough of the background and want to know how on earth I pulled it off, continue to read on… Rhythm Hunters | The beginning After years of collecting “Nature’s Treasure”, it was time to...
6. Rhythm Hunters | Building the Hunters

6. Rhythm Hunters | Building the Hunters

Rhythm Hunters | Building the Hunters Rather than using putty to create dimension between the driftwood on the Hunters, I combined sand with Bond-Crete producing a cement like mixture. This also allowed me to continue with the nature theme. After filling in the gaps...
8. Rhythm Hunters | The Bases

8. Rhythm Hunters | The Bases

Rhythm Hunters | The Bases I began building the bases of the sculptures on concrete umbrella stands. These did the job whilst creating and caught all the bondcrete drips. However they were not suitable for transport and were only held together with one screw. I needed...
9. Rhythm Hunters | The Finishing Touches

9. Rhythm Hunters | The Finishing Touches

The Finishing Touches It was an exciting day as I was so close to finishing. However once the three sculptures were complete, I had the challenge of moving them from the concrete bases to the new and improved bases. Problem one: I can’t lift them. Problem two:...
10. Rhythm Hunters | Wrapped and Packed

10. Rhythm Hunters | Wrapped and Packed

Rhythm Hunters | Wrapped and Packed When you think the job is complete, reality soon sets in when it is time to wrap and pack the final product… times three. It took an entire day and night (it may have been quicker if I didn’t goof around so much, by this...