Each detail adds unique charm to your home, allowing it to feel as curated and refined as it is beautiful and inviting. Every space in your home presents a new and exciting challenge to personalize and add visual balance with artwork. Leaning and layering artwork brings an eclectic and lived-in feeling to a space. Leaning artwork on a countertop, on a built-in shelf, or on a console or dresser can be a fun and practical alternative to hanging artwork. Either styling choice is a great way to make a statement, bring character to a vignette, or fill empty space. Whether styling a piece of artwork alone in a room or stacking artwork in pairs, consider how the size of the piece and the style of frame will impact the entire look. Sketches and drawings add a creative and artistic feel to a space with either their minimalist or highly detailed compositions. Bring a romantic feel to a room with an impressionist-inspired landscape or a beautiful photograph. Find an abstract piece created through our collaboration with a master artist or find a mixed material decorative piece with depth of both texture and tone. Abstract Modern Horn Player by Austin Productions. Category 1960s American Mid-Century Modern Vintage Austin Productions Sculptures. For Sale on 1stDibs - his plaster sculpture from the 1950s hails from a workshop located in the southern region of France. artwork collection is mounted and framed with gallery-quality materials that not only elevate the presentation of the artwork but enhance your design with elegance and refinement. Abstract brutalist modern plaster sculpture of a horn player on a walnut plinth signed, Austin Productions. From abstracts to landscapes, drawings to photography this selection of artwork allows your spaces to feel composed and collected.Įach piece in the McGee & Co. Whether you want to add texture, color, movement, or expression to a room, the right piece can make an entire look come to life. We love styling artwork in each room of the home to bring extra warmth and personality to a space. is thoughtfully designed and curated to make your space feel truly beautiful. Then decorate your sculpture with glitter glue, sparkly bits, buttons or anything else you have at home.Our collection of artwork at McGee & Co. You can draw on details like eyes, mouth, hair or patterns with ordinary felt tips.
Use your fingers to “squidge” them onto the body. Abstract artists select an object, simplify the object, and then exaggerate that simplification to change the way the object is viewed. Shape smaller bits of plaster bandage to make ears, beaks, tails or wings and attach them to your sculpture. Art that is reduced or simplified from objective resources.Dampen the plaster bandages and wrap them round the wire.Make an outline for your sculpture using the aluminium wire.
You can find plaster bandages in most hobby shops or at a pharmacy. Here we made outlines from aluminium wire and then wrapped them in plaster bandages.
It can get a bit messy but it’s loads of fun! You won’t want to stop! Make fun sculptures using plaster bandages!Ĭraft using plaster bandages, a perfect material if you want to quickly see the results.
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