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Another exciting day at the studio! Welding an armature 🔥

Crystal chunk resin in the pour room! Before and after an orange 🍊

You may have seen the statue we made of revealed by at last night! We had an absolute blast crafting this figure—swipe for a (very!) brief overview of the intensive process along with some details that went into the production of this life-sized piece 💪🏼

Around the shop today 🪛

Scenes from a workshop 🪚

This highly-detailed, bronzed figure of the legendary “Rowdy” Roddy Piper was fabricated for

The late wrestling superstar “began his WWE career as one of the most hated villains ever to step between the ropes. After making his bones in the NWA during the late '70s, the Hot Rod came to WWE in 1984, where he quickly rose to astronomical heights. He became a WWE mainstay and often engaged in heated interview segments that rank among the most entertaining in the company’s history…

[He] claimed he was born to cause controversy, and his wild, freewheeling life proved that statement to be more than hyperbole.”

Quoted text from “Rowdy” Roddy Piper’s bio on the official WWE website🤼‍♂️

Here’s a sculpture of The Fabulous Moolah we made for 🤼‍♀️ From her official bio on their website: “In the world of women's wrestling, there will always be one irrefutable legend that stands head and shoulders above the rest, and her name is Moolah. She was the longest reigning champion in the history of her chosen sport -- or any sport for that matter -- and she established a legacy that made her name synonymous with women's wrestling in a career that spanned over 50 years.” 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

Resin refracts light beautifully under various lighting, though some like the way it looks in natural light best. Swipe ⬅️ to see the lamp in a darker environment, illuminated by just a single bulb 💡 Which image do you like best?

A round clear resin table with white smoke pigment applied. Lighting really gives the piece an added dimensionality! ✨

Cracked resin waterfall table 🌊

An adorable cherub we made for some time back 👼🏽💘

Remember us working on the planets 🪐? Here’s a beautiful photo of them installed at the National Air and Space Museum! Photo by Jim Preston 📷 From today’s 📰