Tim Bunton Sculpture

Pregnant penny torso

This was based off a body cast taken of a 9-month-pregnant torso.

The entire piece is hollow, 2 layers thick of pennies glued to each other.

Family hand portrait

A family portrait, each parent holding hands with one of their children.

White plastic on a cherry base.

Clay is then pressed into the silicone mold of the face to ensure perfect duplication of the facial volumes. Neck, shoulders, and the back of the head are then added freehand based on pictures of the subject. The posture is adjusted based on the desired pose. The eyes are then sculpted open, hair and eyebrows are added, and the piece is re-textured.

First I make a mold of the subject's face using a silicone rubber

Portrait of Jesse

Concrete cast on cherry base

Final clay version

Other sculpture pieces

Title: Helping Hand

Medium: Alabaster on Walnut

Life size

Title: The Dancer
Medium: Carerra Marble

Life size

Title: Strand II

Medium: Rasberry Alabaster on Apricot Base

Dimensions: 20" tall x 12" wide x 12" deep

Title: Rearing Stallion

Medium: Mahogany on Sandstone

Title: Roaring Cougar

Medium: Cherry

Body Casts

Here is a face cast I recently completed. The victim - er, model that is, is my brother-in-law. The medium is metallized concrete with a green patina.

Another face cast. Medium: plaster

Engraved Stone Spheres

One of the most challenging tasks I have done as a sculptor has been engraving classic poems on stone spheres. The stone spheres are mounted on wooden bases with a low-friction surface that allows the spheres to be turned with minimal effort by the viewer, which is useful when you realize that a 12 inch granite sphere weighs 90 pounds.

Title: Black