Masks and other Art

[Buster's Uncle]

Thick coats of latex paint all over, I believe.

-I told her they wouldn't last outdoors...

[Unorthodox]

That level of beading, I'd bet there's a top coat rather than just exterior latex. 

Almost looks like when I tried the clear flex seal, but without the tell tell bubbles (spray on version there might be brush on clear now which wouldn't do the bubbles, either way, that stuff gives you a solid 2 years before it breaks down in the sun).  If the yellowing is from sun weathering on the top coat, I'd guess a urethane. 

Exterior mod podge would last as a waterproofing agent at least several years on such a base form. (SUPER CAVEAT, basing on Utah's worst wet conditions, which may very well not compare.  It gets kinda soft after a good soaking rain of 2-3 days, but dries right back to clear.  I wouldn't trust it in, say, seattle where you can go months without a dry spell)

[Buster's Uncle]

I simply do not know.  I gave her a couple of bad plaster castings I had no use for, and any decorative pleasure gotten from them is gravy...


Glad she at least took the weatherproofing seriously.

[Buster's Uncle]

Buster, in what I think is a coincidence, tells me she's planning to paint the sun & moon masks I gave her for her birthday last year as dorm room wall hangings.  She's promised me pics when she gets there...

[Rusty Edge]

Bored at school…

I like this one.

[Buster's Uncle]

I don't think I ever posted this shot of how the Johnyhotep base turned out...

[Unorthodox]

Very nice. 

Love to see a solid paint job on a copy. 

[Buster's Uncle]

I would, too.

I've got one on my desk, just needs a little trimming - I should talk to Mylochka, who had a great brother spend five hours straight last night fixing up her new website...

[Buster's Uncle]

Aunt Pokey's moon on the fence recently became no longer with us...  It was always just a matter of time, the substrate being a mess, and 100% waterproofing not really being possible...

[Buster's Uncle]

...I always openly opposed hanging them any further outside than the back wall of the back porch, actually, and wind would eventually kill them there...


Yes, the Sun is still with us, AFAIK.