Gather at the River (2014) Part 2 | Tim Neath - Visual Artist

Gather at the River (2014) Part 2

A continuation of my Frontier Town work that explores the Western genre, focusing on the river-road.

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rEvive (2014)

This entry was posted on August 24, 2014 by timneath. It was filed under Works and was tagged with Art, Balsa, Cafe (Culture and Arts Forum Erewash), Cardboard, Craft, Frontier town, Gather At the River, Ilkeston, installation, Model Miniatures, Tim Neath.

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I aimed to do more than time and materials allow. I'm testing out using airdry modelling clay again (since art school) for the rails for the stairs and restaurant (out of shot). I'm also using grey board, something I generally keep for workshop templates. I'm not too concerned with how the rails work right now as it's the first time with this medium. I've not even fixed them into the cardboard permanently yet. The grey board works really well too.

I can see the ends almost in sight for this piece. With extra details being added to the exhausts at the rear before turning my attention and figuring out how to make the ball happen whilst still layering. My strategy is to build up and shape as I go. So far I've got the long window. The pod bay doors will be trickier.

Happy Star Wars day. May the force be with you all.

Happening next week. I'll be returning to @ntu_ares to deliver another stop-motion workshop to the students of Clifton Campus at the Brack Bar

A few photos from today's stop-motion workshop at @clifton_reslife hosted by the @ntugloballounge

Earlier today I shared a video with @dmuleicester students who attended @dmucareersteam careers in sustainability day.

Now how did he get there 🤔🤔🤣

Some much better photos of Mary Poppins and Bert having a jolly holiday.

My best diorama is complete. With a repainting of the path over the bridge before tackling the water. I nearly glazed it with PVA but ultimately decided against it. So so happy with this work.

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