The Wave has been transformed since the last post.  My friend suggested a frame was necessary and the shape got changed in the midst of doing the frame.  For me, creating a sculpture  is all about materials and process, and problem solving.  After researching on different materials (resin, epoxy, fibreglass bandage, linen, raw canvas),  I went back to wax and burlap.

2014 Pouch Cove Heritage Days (September 26, 27 & 28)

Got the Town's permission to paint the concrete barriers as an activity involving kids and youth during our Heritage Days festival.

It was scheduled for Saturday morning and was postponed to Sunday due to weather.  It was wonderful.  We had kids, parents, artists all worked together and turned the grey concrete barriers to some delightful art pieces.

"Power of the Edge"

Finally....the wave sculpture is taking shape.  It is about 5 feet tall.  

applying wax on surface built up by foundry wax and burlap  

applying wax directly on the mesh