It is a whirlwind of a day. The idea of this entire piece started from a sculpture that was seen elsewhere. Dallas Baptist University wanted to have a man praying to represent Dr. Gary Cook's investment into praying for the campus and the students. They wanted a sculpture that would demonstrate the passion and importance of interceding and seeking God for direction.
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| The original poses started our creative process. |
I came with a few ideas. The sculpture could not look like any others. It had to be an original design. I had hoped that my investment into the processes would help us to get our creative juices going and finalize a design quickly while visiting DBU. One thing was for sure, with such a short time to create this piece we had to move fast in every aspect of this job, including the design process.
The proposed sculpture had a traditional chair. Using a chair that I could find at a store and then make a mold of to cast in bronze would help me to make this almost impossible deadline of the first week in April. That entire concept of using a store bought chair would change. As you read on you will see what I mean.
FOR ART STUDENTS
If you are interested in learning how I create my sketches for presentation I have several blog articles about this elsewhere. They are created digitally using several different computer programs. Here are some links
Presentation for a Park
The completion of a project
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