Sagittarius Commission - Coloring the Bronze and Watching a Bronze Pour

[FilmerOfBobcats]

What chemicals are you using?

[clayguy1]

@FilmerOfBobcats Couldn't tell you. the patina guy is using the acids..

[GuroArchive]

this is really cool, thanks for recording it, and the guys are hilarious XD

[clayguy1]

@GuroArchive It was fun.. lol

[2darbit]

Delightful mix of religion and clay... lol

[clayguy1]

@2darbit No kidding.. lol He's a character.

[halynamyroslava]

Very interesting and beautiful.

And how much snow! (We have only dirty snowy spots now after the first snow some days ago)

[hoskinskid48]

Buhahaaha, religion. Such a humorous conversation.

[clayguy1]

@hoskinskid48 haha.. Oh by the way..

[Riddimensaur]

Whitney seems like and absolute blast to be around. Thanks for sharing this process with us. It is really inspiring to see and I feel the itch to get back into sculpting coming on.

[clayguy1]

@Riddimensaur He's a hoot alright

[eatmycakeshow]

Fantastic experience! Thanks for sharing it.

[clayguy1]

@eatmycakeshow My pleasure

[adamitshelanu]

BTW he is so happy with how this turned out ... I was thinking how he came into the studio to apply his "twist" to the clay. This is such a beautiful piece.

[adamitshelanu]

Great "process tour" today.... darken the video a bit and these guys could have been Egyptians pouring ingots of smelted copper in the area of the Timna Mines in very southern Israel just 7,000 years ago. :^)

[clayguy1]

@adamitshelanu You ain't kidding there.. except they'd not be wearing the shinny suits.. lol

[Frikimidz]

I'm always curious on how this is done. I've only read it in books. Now seeing the process on video, wow! Just wow! Thanks for sharing this awesome process.

[clayguy1]

@Frikimidz thank you.. glad to help. You live in Indonesia.. I showed there in Jakarta in 1991, I think February.. man was that a hot muggy place... lol But man you have got some of the most amazing woodcarvers I've ever seen anywhere. I saw wood carvings that matched anything Michelangelo ever did.. Just amazing area. Man did I get sunburned.. haha

[Frikimidz]

@clayguy1 Hot Dang! I was just 9 years old in 1991. I wish I could see your show then. The climate has shifted a bit in the past couple of decade, February is rainy season now. We still have awesome woodcarvers and it's still hot and muggy in Jakarta, if not hotter.

[clayguy1]

@Frikimidz how do you take the heat? lol

[clayguy1]

@Frikimidz how do you take the heat? lol

[Q8AKIRA]

I enjoyed watching and learned something new , thanks David ^^

[clayguy1]

@Q8AKIRA Bet you don't get a lot of snow where you live.. :) It's totally my pleasure my friend..