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Sculptor | Writer | Speaker
Bridgette Mongeon
  • sculpture
    • life size
    • monumental
    • portrait busts
    • figurines
    • awards
  • writer
    • writer-new projects
    • about bridgette
    • workshops & lectures
    • published works
    • book 3d tech and fine art
  • educator
    • classes
    • steam & stem
    • education
    • coaching
    • videos & podcasts
  • about
    • about bridgette
    • workshops & lectures
    • in the news
    • media kit
  • process
    • preparing to sculpt
    • mold making
    • wax
    • casting and metal
    • delivery and installation
    • digital
    • commissions faq
  • blog
  • contact

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bridgettemongeon

Sculptor, writer and public speaker- bridging the gap between fine art and tech- celebrating, and inspiring. www.alicesculpture.com

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Sometimes it is the order you do things in @zbrush Sometimes it is the order you do things in @zbrushatpixologic . It is a robust program, and often has several ways of doing things. In the first picture I 1. Deleted the cup and filled holes. I could not get the underlying topology to be nice quads when dynameshed. So I started all over with the fresh scan dynameshed first and then cut cup off using visibility/ hide and delete hidden. and dynameshed again. This mesh was much cleaner and the filled holes were cleaner, plus I had my detail back. I Can’t wait to get back to this and have it ready for cnc. Waiting for client to press the go button. Working this way gives me all sorts of ideas for chapter 3 and 4 as Alice is caught in the computer and can’t move. Writing in my head. Must have some good quads with which to sculpt. No triangles please. Now to position the tiny sculpted Booker t onto the real chair. Prepping for enlargement for 3d #cnc milling. #bookertwashington @creaform3d scan #3dsculpting #3dscanning #digitalart
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In The News

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YouTube and Podcasts

Over the years Bridgette has created various YouTube videos as well as many podcasts. From Art and Technology to inspirational. Give a listen through her YouTube and Podcast page.

About Bridgette

Bridgette Mongeon is a Houston, Texas sculptor specializing in portraits, figurines, monumental, mascots, awards and posthumous statues. You can find her sculptures across the United States. She is also an accomplished writer, author, speaker and coach.

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