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“Broadcast…” (2006)

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“The Worried…” (2005)“Red Balloon” (2006)

Title: “Broadcast Madness” (2006)
Acrylic on canvas
by Brian A. Bernhard

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My #Skull #coaster mold came out great! Now I have

My #Skull #coaster mold came out great! Now I have to figure out how I’m gonna afford a new batch of resin in order to cast these suckers.

Why don’t y’all do me a solid and order something cool from my website and then I’ll send ya a discount code to buy these when I release them upon the world!

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Well, I cast 2 new sculpture molds, the Skully coa

Well, I cast 2 new sculpture molds, the Skully coaster sculpt and the tiny devil lapel pins, cause I managed to scrap the bottom of the containers from the last 2 batches I had. However, I ain’t got no more resin to cast them with. lol.

How about some of y’all go over to my website and buy some stuff so I can afford to buy some more resin and get to casting these new coasters and lapel pins. lol.

Thank you kindly.

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More progress on my skull pattern beverage coaster

More progress on my skull pattern beverage coaster design! I think sculpting is pretty much done on this sucker, now I got to make a mold of it so I can start casting!

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The next level in beverage coaster design, I’m h

The next level in beverage coaster design, I’m hand sculpting a monstrously #skull design which I will be casting in an opaque resin, painting it, then pouring a clear bar resin over top of it. I think it’s going to look pretty amazing!

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My new prototype heat resistant super amazing hand

My new prototype heat resistant super amazing hand made cast resin with a print of my original artwork sealed inside and a cork bottom are now complete! They will be in full functionality to test durability on my coffee table for a bit. I’ve got a bunch of ideas for creating a slew of crazy new designs, I’m also brainstorming some ideas to create some kind of awesome cradle to display them all together and also store them neatly. However the resin to make these things ain’t cheap. And these suckers will always be limited edition collectors items that will most likely outlast all of us even with heavy usage. So maybe this would be the last coasters you may ever need to invest in. lol. That being said, what might you all suggest as a fair price for this type of product? Remembering I ain’t competing with Walmart. lol.

Experimenting and beta testing a new (for me) way

Experimenting and beta testing a new (for me) way of casting resin beverage coasters by encasing high res prints of my artwork inside them. They will be high heat resistant, I’ve protected and feature a cork bottom. Super long lasting and very durable.

This first batch was designed as a set, featuring some of my wild critters.

Would you be interested in collecting some of my original artworks in this format to protect and decorate your tables?

All 100% made by me on my kitchen table, here in California.

This photo is the coasters still curing in the molds, it takes about 72 hours for these suckers to fully cure.

I spent some time working on this tiny little #dev

I spent some time working on this tiny little #devil #sculpt. He will eventually get molded so I can cast resin lapel pins. So far he is my second tiny #LapelPin sculpture.

Howdy there, I’m Chudly Thumbsucker, and I’m a

Howdy there, I’m Chudly Thumbsucker, and I’m a new little weirdo sculpted by some lunatic artist. He already posted me for sale on his website www.embracetheweird.design but he will post more shots of me on his social media including a sexy little video of me showing you my entire sexy little thumb sucking body, so either visit the website now if you have an uncontrollable urge to collect me or check out the additional photos of me and my brothers, if not, you can certainly wait until more pics are posted tomorrow...or can you!!!!!

These nasty little f*ckers are a work in progress,

These nasty little f*ckers are a work in progress, but they are coming and they plan to suck your face!!!

However, I’ve not decided upon a name for them!!

Help me name these gross little monsters! Submit your amazingly creative and brilliantly weird name suggestions in the comments and who ever picks a name that hits me in the feels with awesomesauce, will win a free unfinished resin casting of this weirdo to paint or otherwise finish on your own!

I’ll let you folks know in the comments when I have picked a name, and I’ll DM the winner to get any mailing address I might need to get you your prize!

Good luck yall, get to naming!

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