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Good Luck!!

DWF trophies for Jury Award 2012 packed and ready to ship

 

To all the film makers eligible to win at Dances with Films this year I wish you good luck!

Hanging them out to dry

dances with films 2012 trophies

varnishing the bases of the 2012 Dances With Films trophies

Pouring Concrete

Poured the concrete on the two Dances With Films trophies today.

 

John Berry

Dances With Films Year 15

 

Just started work on the trophies for year 15 of Dances with films. These eight stars are ready for plaques.

Took the dragon out for a walk in the backyard

It has been a while since I last worked on this dragon sculpture. It actually felt good to get this project moving again. Worked on the tail and the back legs and claws.

Dragon day 4

Did a little work on the skeleton and added some length to the tail. Actually I added a whole lot of length to the tail. I may have made it too long, however I am going to sit on it for a couple more days before I move forward. After all a dragon is not a real thing so really I can just go with what I like. And I believe that in Dungeons and Dragons a dragon can tail bash an opponent that is in front of it. Meaning it would need a really long tail.

Day 3 with the dragon

Put in way more time on this today than I wanted to. However The 9 gauge wire is slow going to work with. When all is said and done I would say the skeleton is 80-90% done.

Dragon Day 2

It is still hard to see what is going on here from the picture, however I am pleased with the form that this is taking. I am going to have to make the skeleton very strong as I expect the wings will add a lot of weight to the piece.

Dragon

I have been wanting to do a large scale dragon sculpture for some time now. However before I spend six months and thousands of dollars on a large scale dragon sculpture I want to make sure I have a good pose and proportions that I am happy with.  So with that in mind I am planning on doing five or six small dragon sculptures before I get into the large on. This is the start of the first one. There are already some changes to the proportions that I would make. I think the back legs need to be longer and the front shoulders need to be broader.

Concrete bases cast