National
World War Two MemorialNational
World War Two MemorialAfter the stainless steel support ribbons had been completed Ray Kaskey and his team of artists came to APEX to apply clay to the support ribbons. Since the stainless steel is for support purposes it needs to be covered in bronze. The team from Ray Kaskey's Studio adds clay to the ribbons so molds can be made of the ribbons and when finished a bronze shell will cover the ribbons.
These photos are in no particular order.
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26. - 27. Kaskey Studios Artists (L to R) Perry, Joanne, Aaron, Ray Kaskey
40. - 42. Finished Clay Work on and Eagle