Creation of a bas sculpting for bronze plaques

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Bas Creation Process

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	Step 1 - We start with a photograph. Although we can use almost any quality photograph, the better the image, the better the modeling effort. Remember, the finished image will be an artists interpretation of this photograph.
	Step 2 - Our sculptors create a clay model of the subject from the photograph. This is NOT a computer generated image. It is done by a sculptor. An image of this clay model is sent to you for your comments or approval.
	Step 3 - When approved, the clay model is used for the bronze casting process. While the clay model is a monotone, the finished bronze casting contains highlights as shown on the left.

Many of our cast metal plaques (bronze plaques, aluminum plaques, and etched plaques) are available for purchase on line here or click on the link at the top of this page, or here to request a quote on another design. All of our cast metal and etched plaques are custom designed to meet your requirements.

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