Plaster
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Scott Plaster
United States
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Plaster
263 creative works found
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Itch
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One of three photos I have of a piece that was destroyed in an earth quake long ago. First thing I ever carved in plaster, I did no drawings in advance, and the hollowed out round scoops were an after thought that never entered my head when I first started carving it. I say all this because it was a unique and beautiful piece then and my fond feelings for it have not changed. I recently did a larger version in wood and used power tools to make it. It does not have the same energy though for a variety of reasons. I like to tell people if there was one thing I could show them that proved I have an artist’s talent, this would be the one piece.
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“A mind, like a home, is furnished by its owner, so if one’s life is cold and bare he can blame none but himself.” Louis L’Amour (1908 – 1988) If you would like to purchase any of my art in a larger format, please contact me. Other works by Earthairfire:
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hive
by meanderthaltopkapi palace, harem, istanbul
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Saw these delightful flowers at the weekend and thought I’d have a go at designing a birthday card.
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From an upcoming series on spanish colonial church walls. This image was taken in Leon, Nicaragua.
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Centuries of grime on an old colonial church in Leon, Nicaragua has helped create these wonderful textures and subtle colours.
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From a recent exploration of an abandoned telecommunications complex. Other images from this location can be seen here.
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This was taken in an abandoned complex. Other images from this location can be seen here.
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Unseen pieces of Fort Hunter, Harrisburg, PA. / ( N.C. I got in )
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Who’s telling the truth? It doesn’t matter. It’s not sincere. Stock from, as usual, cgtextures.com
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From an upcoming series on spanish colonial church walls. This image was taken in Leon, Nicaragua.
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Classic cars calendar … / Vector dogs calendar … / Book of drawings … / Animals and birds / Cartoons / Cars, trucks & tractors / Drawings / Illustrations / Portraits / Rust / Vector art
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In the Marais District of Paris
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1920’s homestead kitchen looking into living room and a bedroom / the stove is a Quick Meal Stove Co. of St Louis Miss, / probably about a 1920’s 1930’s / coverted to propane gas at some point / the back looks burnt out shows lots of use / these stoves were good bakers ,food had a better taste then today’s / modern ones good give us / taken in south western Saskatchewan, / with Olympus DSLR E 510/ 14-42 Zuiko lenes
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Back in the day, when I could spend the time of day creating just what I wanted.
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In the desert near Death Valley near a ghost town is a varied collection of sculptures from many artists. This caught my eye and I made it black and white for effect… In Rhyolite Nevada to the west of death valley off 374.
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/ I have walked through many lives, / some of them my own, / and I am not who I was, / though some principle of being / abides, from which I struggle / not to stray. / When I look behind, / as I am compelled to look / before I can gather strength / to proceed on my journey, / I see the milestones dwindling / toward the horizon / and the slow fires trailing / from the abandoned camp-sites, / over which scavenger angels / wheel on heavy wings. / Oh, I have made myself a tribe / out of my true affections, / and my tribe is scattered! / How shall the heart be reconciled / to its feast of losses? / In a rising wind / the manic dust of my friends, / those who fell along the way, / bitterly stings my face. / Yet I turn, I turn, / exulting somewhat, / with my will intact to go / wherever I need to go, / and every stone on the road / precious to me. / In my darkest night, / when the moon was covered / and I roamed through wreckage, / a nimbus-clouded voice / directed me: / “Live in the layers, / not on the litter.” / Though I lack the art / to decipher it, / no doubt the next chapter / in my book of transformations / is already written. / I am not done with my changes. ..Stanley Kunitz The Layers.. From the Abstract collection and related to the Antiquity and Journal series, “The Layers” is a mixed media work of acrylic and watercolour combined…reminiscent of a wall where the crumbling plaster reveals it’s history, where as the poem says, every stone is precious, every layer a story….on the surface we see the wall, scarred and pitted showing it’s core, on another level aspects of life itself…..names, patterns, colours, fabrics... / Possibilities / Classical Antiquiity 2 / Antiquity
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Hand made mask, coloring done in photoshop.
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Red can be found in the new / 2010 As Eye See Art in Ordinary Calendar Photograph taken in downtown Tucson, Arizona by JD Brummer for As Eye See Photography.
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This is one from my shoot with the wonderful Paul V. Paul Thanks for Stopping by to say hello and do some creative shooting! I hope you like the pic. xxxx Vonne
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Abstract Macro Photography – Seascape I have been watching this small piece of timber, laying by the road side for a good two weeks. / It has had to put up with the harsh conditions of the British weather. / Heavy rain, constant change of temperature, stiff winds. Folk kicking it out of their way as they walk by, kids jumping on it and throwing it. / It just lays there, collecting grime from the passing traffic, slowly decaying… / I collected it on friday 27.11.09. took it from where it lay, 20 feet into my home, where i let it dry for 24 hours or so. / This morning i took the sleeve of my hooded top and very gently just dusted over the fragile surface and began to photograph it. to me it looks like a seascape, looking back onto the land with a bright blue sky
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