Project Gallery

We wanted to have somewhere you could see a curated selection of our work.

An artist's bronze interpretation of Morganucodon. Morganucodon is a fuzzy rat-like creature.

Morganucodon Museum Touchable in Bronze for the ROM Dawn of Life Gallery. This was a direct-casting from a client-supplied wax original.

An artist's bronze interpretation of Hylonomus with its eggs. Hylonomus is a smooth salamander-like creature

Hylonomus Museum Touchable in Bronze for the ROM Dawn of Life Gallery. This was a direct-casting from a client-supplied wax original.

Acutiramus Macrophthalmus is a sea-scorpion with segmented body panels and compound eyes. This bronze is blue with a watermarking pattern.

Acutiramus Macrophthalmus Museum Touchable in Bronze for the ROM Dawn of Life Gallery. The original sculpt was 3D scanned and enlarged using our digital services into a castable 3D printed pattern before casting it in bronze.

This is a closeup of the tail of the Acutiramus to show the patina texture which has a watermarking effect

Acutiramus Macrophthalmus Patina Closeup

This is a closer image of the compound eye of the bronze acutiramus.

Acutiramus Macrophthalmus Compound Eye. These eyes were 3D printed in high resolution wax from a supplied 3D sculpted file.

The trackway maker is more or less the shape of a pierogi or an empanada. This bronze is patinated in a burgundy.

Trackway Maker Touchable in Bronze for the ROM Dawn of Life Gallery. This was a direct-casting from a client-supplied wax original. It is mounted onto a fossil in the gallery to illustrate the tracks it would make.

The bronze Bradgatia Lindofrensis is cabbage-like and has a white patina.

Bradgatia Lindforensis Touchable in Bronze for the ROM Dawn of Life Gallery. This cabbage-like object wax 3D printed in a castable material from a client-supplied 3D STL file.

A statue of Canadian hero Terry Fox running with his left leg forward and his prosthetic right leg behind him

This Terry Fox Tribute Sculpture is located in Ransom Park in Richmond Hill Ontario. The original was a wet-clay, a rubber mold was made, and the casting patterns were hand-poured waxes. Sculptor: Blue Republic

A t-rex standing on a rock, playing a concertina while wearing a tall top hat and a flowing overcoat

Polonius the T-Rex Sculptor: Steve Millard

Triumph Through Diversity is the War of 1812 Memorial located at East Block on Parliament Hill. The originals were sculpted in clay, a rubber mold was made, and the casting patterns were hand-poured waxes. Sculptor: Adrienne Alison

Devorah This piece was supplied to Artcast as a 3D STL file. We handled the 3D Printing and casting of this piece in bronze. Sculptor: Blake Ward

Devorah This view shows you some of the internal details that would have been very difficult, if not impossible using traditional mold-making and wax pouring techniques. Sculptor: Blake Ward

Devorah This view shows you some of the internal details that would have been very difficult, if not impossible using traditional mold-making and wax pouring techniques. Sculptor: Blake Ward