modifying to fit these together for a “balloon” effect. Screwing, gluing, adding bondo to make the egg less egg, more uniform oval. Sanding, priming, sculpting polymer clay parts to get glued on
ping pong ball neck, and for the head, a purple plastic ball from a toy dispensing machine
yes, that is just a giant plastic Easter egg. Can you think of a more bouyant thing as thin & lightweight as that?
really had no idea how to fabricate a rigid, artificial ballon shape that’d be durable and buoyant, so I just started looking for lightweight round objects about the right size that would float. A random fiberglass decorative ball & aluminum candle holder should suffice
sketched this for the last of 3 “White Male Decoys” to be installed in Seattle @cannonballarts floating in an actual pond, I mean real water, well, fake pond but with real water inside, indoors, AH YA JUST GOTTA SEE THIS PLACE!!! @cannonballarts @cannonballarts @cannonballarts !!!!
oh wait, did I paint this the wrong way?
Badonkaduck 2, about to be installed in the indoor pond being built right now @cannonballarts in Seattle. Still need to add a cigarette in its beak… mouth… lips… thing
gloss enamel paint job. Trying to get this right makes me really appreciate the experts who make these from scratch.
The Badonkaduck 2, primed, ready for paint, living up to its name… and its predecessor
filling the old textures in with bondo, sculpted lips in polymer clay, cooked hard, glued in place & blended with epoxy. Probably need 3-4 primer coats on this
