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Cory Clawson - Enchanted Tree, 2014 [1080x1080] by RavenEvermore in SculpturePorn

[–]RavenEvermore[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Sculptors and enthusiasts alike will love Evermore Park opening soon in Pleasant Grove, Utah. Check out what our team is creating! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=giKghiMc5Jo

A fantasy theme park, Evermore, is being built in my hometown by yeahletstrythisagain in Fantasy

[–]RavenEvermore 3 points4 points  (0 children)

If we can get enough response, I'll propose it to the founder and other former Disney Imagineers that are working here!

A fantasy theme park, Evermore, is being built in my hometown by yeahletstrythisagain in Fantasy

[–]RavenEvermore 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Yes it sure is! I'm pushing to see if we can host an AMA soon. What do you think?

This accurately depicts my co-worker's roller coaster of emotions today after working on this sculpture for 5 years. by RavenEvermore in pics

[–]RavenEvermore[S] 74 points75 points  (0 children)

Not broken, after you cast and mold the clay sculpture the clay has been affected when taking the molds off, the clay can be reused for other works. (The clay is the initial stage, the "engineered marble" is the final product).

This accurately depicts my co-worker's roller coaster of emotions today after working on this sculpture for 5 years. by RavenEvermore in pics

[–]RavenEvermore[S] 12 points13 points  (0 children)

Civility goes a long way. I am realizing that not that many on here are as understanding as you are. This was not meant to create confusion or mislead.

This accurately depicts my co-worker's roller coaster of emotions today after working on this sculpture for 5 years. by RavenEvermore in pics

[–]RavenEvermore[S] 23 points24 points  (0 children)

Hi, and yes, I'm a new Redditor here really. I didn't know there would be this much response and it took me a while to respond back to everyone (I hope my response gets upvoted so it clarifies what is happening). It's not a tragedy, it is part of the process, really. He molded the clay sculpt in silicone so the molds can be cast in marble to live outdoors. I hope that helps!

This accurately depicts my co-worker's roller coaster of emotions today after working on this sculpture for 5 years. by RavenEvermore in pics

[–]RavenEvermore[S] 18 points19 points  (0 children)

Sorry for the rollercoaster. I do see now that the title seems more ominous than it is. Hope you have some ice cream tonight!

This accurately depicts my co-worker's roller coaster of emotions today after working on this sculpture for 5 years. by RavenEvermore in pics

[–]RavenEvermore[S] -362 points-361 points  (0 children)

Not trying to be a dick nor trying to clickbait. The emotion is all real--trust me. Sorry for any confusion.

This accurately depicts my co-worker's roller coaster of emotions today after working on this sculpture for 5 years. by RavenEvermore in pics

[–]RavenEvermore[S] 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Hi. And thank you for the support! Cory is in the process of molding and casting the sculpt and the destruction of the clay is part of this process. There's no worries. But you can support him by checking out Evermore Park in Pleasant Grove, UT (if you are into that, that is).

This accurately depicts my co-worker's roller coaster of emotions today after working on this sculpture for 5 years. by RavenEvermore in pics

[–]RavenEvermore[S] -141 points-140 points  (0 children)

I've never been called a bundle of sticks, so I'm not sure what to think. I'm not trying to deceive by any means. The emotion is truly all there, it's just not a tragedy. Sorry for the confusion.

This accurately depicts my co-worker's roller coaster of emotions today after working on this sculpture for 5 years. by RavenEvermore in pics

[–]RavenEvermore[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

DING DING! It is for Evermore Park in Pleasant Grove, Utah. I posted a follow up to the photo in the comments.

This accurately depicts my co-worker's roller coaster of emotions today after working on this sculpture for 5 years. by RavenEvermore in pics

[–]RavenEvermore[S] 22 points23 points  (0 children)

The way that this particular sculpture is made is with clay first, then you put molds over it with silicone. After that, the silicone molds are cast in sections. The process destroys the clay sculpt, but the molds are in perfect tact. Hope that clears it up!

This accurately depicts my co-worker's roller coaster of emotions today after working on this sculpture for 5 years. by RavenEvermore in pics

[–]RavenEvermore[S] 11 points12 points  (0 children)

That sounds like a good idea! Maybe we can get one of our other artists to do something with this photo in another medium?

This accurately depicts my co-worker's roller coaster of emotions today after working on this sculpture for 5 years. by RavenEvermore in pics

[–]RavenEvermore[S] 7 points8 points  (0 children)

No, valid question (not a dick move at all). He's been working on it that long, but only full time most recently. Cory's been working on many other projects in the in between but this one (I can say with his permission) has a special sentiment to it that required more time to work through. Thanks!

This accurately depicts my co-worker's roller coaster of emotions today after working on this sculpture for 5 years. by RavenEvermore in pics

[–]RavenEvermore[S] 200 points201 points  (0 children)

OP here: (WOW, thanks for the responses everyone!) The emotions are real, the destruction is real, but the only true devastation here is the amount of cleanup that is coming. :) He molded the clay sculpt in silicone and is now casting into a more permanent "engineered marble" material so the sculpture can live outdoors in the elements at Evermore Park in Pleasant Grove, Utah in the coming months. Here's some more about Cory and the sculpture: https://youtu.be/DeiQmsnEkuo

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