Jim At The Cottage...Body Building

Jim was back in the cottage today doing more lighting and motion tests and building further figures. He's looking at a cast of 4 or 5, and another took his place in Alex's set today...clothes and clay will follow, We had a steady flow of visitors to see Iain (below) and us and look around the building. 

These sessions are a great way of  letting people into Jim's process and establishing the cottage as a place where interesting stuff goes on...it;s a great curiosity for many, and children in particular like the scale and other-worldly time capsule  feel. And it's a nice place to work. It's  been a good day.

Here's the results of the test...limbs, clay hands and face working nicely...

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1stqCMrb2msp55TjiGEziwPyzSDmruZV-/view?usp=sharing



 


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