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How do you just go for it without being nervous about effing it all up? That my biggest issue….confidence in wtf I’m doing

I’m a lifelong sub now……if nothing else just so I can hear you say balloon nut

I’m still trying to figure my resin mixes…. This looks amazing and so fun!

I have a question, why did you cut o random part of the ballon before casting?

My three year old is obsessed with balloons and also pouring bronze, 🤷🏼‍♀️ kids. He watches your balloon video most mornings, and today he asked if he could tell you that he loves your balloon. Thanks for making this video for the both of us!

I think it looked more realistically 'ballon like' before the mirror finish was added. Very interesting though.

At the foundry where I used to work, we used playing cards on even big monuments.

Where do younbybthe plaster??????

Your hobby is awesome and your channel is awesome 😎

Just found your channel wya need more videos

Specific bronze casting wax ... COOL! 👍💓

Fascinating process, thank you for sharing!

Really nice job. How do you prevent the brass from discolouring?

Dope

Skimmed through the whole thing, must have taken a month to do, impressive work but the process seems overly complicated. The end result is a work of art i have to say.

Absolutely gorgeous. ❤

WOW what a great job. I would have been happy for you to finish when it looked gold but blue looks great too. What a great job.

Disappointing?!? That is one of the most beautiful and well executed pieces I've ever seen! (although you must have asbestos hands to able to TIG weld that close to your bare fingers! 😂)

Looks like you’ve given the terminator a lobotomy😂

Very interesting process. I turn wood and found this looking for a method of pouring metal onto wood, not have much luck but this would be an alternative. I know the tree, I'm from Portland and have spent some time in Bend and around. I just might make a trip over to find some of that wood.

Oh and by the way, the end wasn’t disappointing, I think it’s crazy how you can do all that work and it turn out so perfect and gorgeous!

Wow!! I never knew how much work that involved. If you just showed it to me on the street, I’d think it was beautiful and looks great, but never ever imagine the work it took! Thank you for sharing, very interesting!

Interesting video but I would have left the balloon at the natural colour I would not have pain to do at all since you can't see the details as well plus it would look nicer with raw metal

It's an interesting video but I would never use such Nice playing cards for a project like this

...and again! WOW!

I'm speechless. Lots of work and a beautiful result! Bravo!!

It's a pleasure to see an artist with such skill

When you photograph a shiny object put it into a white tent and make a small hole in the tent for the lens of your camera you can light the tent on the outside with whatever lights you like and you won’t see anything reflected

I was expecting you to either leave it bronze or put such a transparent coat of color that the bronze color underneath was obvious. I guess my only thought that if you're going to paint the bronze why not just cast the balloon in resin and spray a base coat of reflective paint under the clear coat to create the same effect in a lighter and cheaper media? Obviously, your preferred media is bronze and this is a great demonstration of technique but this seems to be a bad choice of subject for a bronze since the bronze effect is not there. But then my choice of base material in a casting of this subject is probably because I have more experience in working with these materials.

Why don't you drop the completed casting into water when it'd still hot to fracture the mold and make it easier to break out the casting without damaging the bronze surface with a hammer?

Just wondering about the super glue on the balloon . Howcome it didn’t make the balloon pop ?

Thats very cool. Im impressed.

I watched both videos because I saw some sculptures done by Koons and I was interested in learning how they could be made. Yesterday I saw a video about a woman touching one of the sculptures and it was show on the floor in several pieces. I was wondering how he had made that piece because it couldn't have been bronze or it would not have broken like that.

Good teknologi

We made the cup much deeper so that it would keep some bronze molten to prevent shrink-defects.

Wow, major deja vu. I worked in a bronze foundry, and this the almost the same process, whether we cast a monument or a little figurine. I say almost because we used two vats of wax, each kept at different temps-one for greater detail, the other for creating thickness faster. But, yeah, you use great technique, and I should know.

have you tried using Gorilla Tape ❓

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Awesome! I wonder how many coats of paint were needed to not burn through.

💀💀💀😅until pouring molten bronze part I was like "hmm maybe I can find these materials and try with small scale"

If you wanna see a wacky tree Salt cedar that stuff looks like something out of dr sues

came here looking for ideas on how to make the lid. I was planning on kaowool first, and then Kast-o-lite 30, but was afraid of how it would hold(even tho I 've seen it done elsewhere). I think I'll try the way you did i(reverse). thanks for the nice video man, will be coming back for more on casting.

ufff.. so many steps.. how much time spent on this one? how many hours?

Nice. It's not a diy project for a novice.

Dont use baby powder, use baking soda instead. its much faster and safer than talc

Both videos were Awesome to watch. Very Cool! 🔥

Woww this video was amazing to watch the process.

Beautiful work. I’d love to try myself but sadly my brain is moosh since my recent stroke. I’d love to have a Mickey shaped balloon

Way way waaay too much work! Exhausted just watching it