Taking Apart The Puzzle
Once we have approval we can begin the next step, however, we must take the sculpture apart. We do this in the same way that it went together. However, an intern told me later, “it went together much easier than it came apart.” I was thinking the exact opposite myself.

piece by piece. Allison is posted on the
winch to life and lower as needed.

overhead while we clean up the area.

and we no longer have to move them around
I can look at everything and make sure the
detail is perfect before we go to mold.

While I make sure there is a clean cut between
piece of the paws.