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Museum Model Making at Yale Peabody. Newer posts →. May 19, 2014. Matte medium print-note the skid marks from getting caught in the printer. Still, this print showed me that the distortion problem can be handled with a low-tech solution in photoshop. Back side of matte medium print. The white is unacceptable. Next step is to try fabric again and figure out a better way to get the vacuform to work better. March 25, 2014. Vacuforming method for single leaves. More Printing on Acetate. December 20, 2013.

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I’ve got lice! | Museum Model Making at Yale Peabody

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Museum Model Making at Yale Peabody. In Praise of Sculpey (I think? I’ve got lice! January 26, 2011. This entry was posted in Uncategorized. In Praise of Sculpey (I think? I’ve got lice! July 28, 2013 at 9:55 pm. This is my 1st comment here so I just wanted to give a. Quick shout out and say I genuinely enjoy reading through. Your articles. Can you recommend any other blogs/websites/forums that. Deal with the same topics? Thanks for your time! July 29, 2013 at 2:55 am. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Leafmak...

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June | 2014 | Museum Model Making at Yale Peabody

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Museum Model Making at Yale Peabody. Monthly Archives: June 2014. Five Minute Epoxy Rules! June 19, 2014. I think I have finally stumbled upon the way to get what I want with making accurate, translucent leaves. Earlier, I wrote about matching photographs of leaves with plaster molds made from the same leaf and then using inkjet prints … Continue reading →. More on the Leaves. June 3, 2014. New Developments in Leaf Making. Back to Sugar Maple Leaves. Leafmaking method finalized (I think!

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Leafmaking method finalized (I think!) | Museum Model Making at Yale Peabody

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Museum Model Making at Yale Peabody. Back to Sugar Maple Leaves →. Leafmaking method finalized (I think! September 24, 2014. Jacquard Inkjet printing fabric (Classic Poly Taffeta and Cotton Sheeting). 5 minute epoxy plaster for moldmaking. Red Osier growing in situ. First half of mold with leaf and identifying number. Photoshopped leaves printed on fabric. Note the two different colored sides. Also the veins are enhanced so they will show up better. Pair of leaves cut out. Using a light box align veins.

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More on the Leaves | Museum Model Making at Yale Peabody

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Museum Model Making at Yale Peabody. Five Minute Epoxy Rules! More on the Leaves. June 3, 2014. The new sprig has larger leaves and more insect damage and is right in front. Has to go on thinner. The detail of the vacuform leaf is lessened by the wax. This project has thrown me a lot of curve balls. Sometimes work on a problem is like that, but if I can work out the bugs, it will save an enormous amount of time for leaf production in the future. I remain hopeful! This entry was posted in Uncategorized.

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American Museum of Natural History Visit | Museum Model Making at Yale Peabody

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Museum Model Making at Yale Peabody. The Quest Goes On-Maple Leaves. Printing on 10 mil Vacuforming Acetate (PETG) →. American Museum of Natural History Visit. November 4, 2013. George Petersen circa 1950s, Plant fabricator extraordinaire. Tomas Newberry, circa 1957, Foreground of the Redwood diorama. This entry was posted in Uncategorized. The Quest Goes On-Maple Leaves. Printing on 10 mil Vacuforming Acetate (PETG) →. American Museum of Natural History Visit. July 13, 2015 at 11:26 pm. Museum Model Mak...

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Back to Sugar Maple Leaves | Museum Model Making at Yale Peabody

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Museum Model Making at Yale Peabody. Leafmaking method finalized (I think! Sugar Maple Production →. Back to Sugar Maple Leaves. May 7, 2015. This entry was posted in Uncategorized. Leafmaking method finalized (I think! Sugar Maple Production →. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Twitter account. ( Log Out.

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July | 2014 | Museum Model Making at Yale Peabody

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Museum Model Making at Yale Peabody. Monthly Archives: July 2014. July 7, 2014. There are a lot of things still wrong with this leaf. The veins don’t match the creases in the 3D leaf, the veins need to taper off from thick to thin, the green leaf color is off, BUT this is … Continue reading →. New Developments in Leaf Making. Back to Sugar Maple Leaves. Leafmaking method finalized (I think! Kevin Coffee on American Museum of Natural His…. On I’ve got lice! On I’ve got lice! On A Hairy Weekend.

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A Hairy Weekend | Museum Model Making at Yale Peabody

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Museum Model Making at Yale Peabody. Drama On the High Flea →. May 2, 2011. Inserting hair (note the red eyes! In 2 eight hour sessions, I completely finished the ventral side of the abdomen and I am more than half way through the dorsal side. I ran out of hair though, so I hope Kevin or Nina show up this week. I cut some myself tonight and will insert those tomorrow night. I probably need another 500 more. This entry was posted in Uncategorized. Drama On the High Flea →. November 13, 2011 at 2:18 am.