Birdwoman

There's something like 15 coats of metal-flake and clear paint on this, and in real life it definately shows. The limits of the internet are that if I were to attempt to show you the whole sculpture in the detail of "Reflections," it'd take about an hour to load. Oh well.

Anyway, This is just for show until the editions are sold off, and I'll probably never sell this anyway, although I'm presently in the process of putting together an Edition Varied (EV/"N") of this figure in which an Hydrostone is cast, and then painstakenly brought up to this state of perfection, and then painted in a variety of ways, ranging from a duplicate of the Master to high gloss solid colors, such as Jet Black, and anything else I might feel is appropriate. If this appeals to you, drop me a note, and we can discuss it.

The thought for this piece originated from "Birdwoman Falls" in Glacier-Waterton International Peace Park in Montana and Alberta. It's a nurturing feminine figure that evolves to the fredom and strength of the major predator birds at the top of the food chain. Woman is all of this, and more. The hollowed, cupped area is to signify that there is a place for the child, but it's now empty - a sign of maturity.