Mould Making
Katherine draws on her experience as a sculptor for her mould making. This skill is is very useful as it provides Katherine with a hard copy of the carving she is replicating which she can take with her to copy in her workshop. It involves making a silicone mould of an architectural feature, statue or sculpture and then casting it in plaster. It can also be used to duplicate an architectural feature which can be faster and cheaper than having to carve a new one from scratch. This works well for multiple duplications. The duplication is then cast in a high strength material and can be installed on to a building. It is usually then painted.
Katherine has taken various adult courses in mould making.
She works on site and in her London workshop N1, where she has ample space and machinery to handle large stones. She welcomes clients to her workshop and can fix her own work. She welcomes large contracts for which she may engage subcontractors.
If you would like to contact Katherine to discuss a contract or commission click here.