What kind of clay and silicone do you
use and what are some of your sculpting and painting techniques?
Most
professional artists have learned and/or developed trade secrets
and techniques through schooling, labor, hard knocks and lots
of personal expense. It is what makes their work their own.
Asking an artist exactly how he/she created his/her art is much
like walking up to a magician after the show and asking him
to expose his illusions.
There are a lot of great art material/instructional providers
for sculptors on the net. My personal favorite is www.smooth-on.com.
They sell sculpting materials and instructional DVDs for nearly
all of their products. These materials can then be tweaked and
manipulated by the artist to achieve his/her own personal best.
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Do
you have any words of advice for the aspiring artist?
• Always copyright your work www.copyright.gov.
• Whether working for/with a company, agent, associate or
friend always get all agreements in writing.
• Try to get as much exposure as you can to new materials
and techniques through your school, workplace, the net, books, and
DVDs.
• Pick a duck. Rather than spreading yourself too thin, choose
an area of focus and explore that avenue.
How can I tell which of your sculptures
are available for sale?
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At any given time, my sculptures may be located in various different
galleries, exhibitions, in my studio, in my Etsy store or on eBay. The availability status
of my artwork can change frequently. For information about currently
available sculptures or to discuss a potential commission, please
email specifics to tom@thomaskuebler.com
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Where can I find your work?
Current exhibitions are listed on my News
page.
All images, likenesses,
and creations exhibited on this website,
unless otherwise stated, are COPYRIGHT© 1982 - 2017 TOM KUEBLER.
All rights reserved.
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