Question for artistanons and sculptoranons:

Is there an field/industry related term used

for the process where you're able to scale-up

or scale-down a piece of art?

ie

If I create a small sculpture that's maybe

a foot tall, what is the process used to

scale-it-up to, let's say, 20 feet tall?

And vice-versa.

And where do you go to get that done?

What are the search terms to use?

>>11701048

Damn.

She's just as disgusting NAKED as

she is when she opens her mouth.

>>11701081

kek

This is basically "defining" what a scale

model is, but DOES NOT answer the question of What, How and Where.

>>11700969

Didn't someone post somewhere that the Oct. 30 HRC arrest date that actually falls ON A MONDAY isn't until 2023?

>>11701146

So, there ISN'T an actual TERM/WORD/PHRASE that's used

to reflect the process of scaling something

up or down OTHER THAN scaling something

up or down?

I guess, to be more specific with what's going on inside my thought process, I figured

there would be an acrylic cast made of the

original piece? But then, I'm kinda lost on how

to go from there to the 20 foot sized piece.

Like, let's say they're both made of acrylic or silicone.

There's now a cast of the original foot tall acrylic piece and I want to make it a 20 foot tall silicone piece, how can that be done?

What search terms do I use to find someone in the greater Cedar Creek area?

>>11701253

kek

This is kewl for art pieces.

Thanks.

>>11701143

No worries.

I appreciate the response and link, just the same.

Thanks, patriot.

>>11701238

Exactly!

But, as long as Q+ is the one taking the oath

on January 20, 2021, I'll be able to manage, I suppose.

>>11701362

gotcha.

kekkers!

>>11701479

>>11701451

>>11701473

Thanks, anons!

Whew. Y'all don't know how long I've

been trying to figure this out.

kekkers!!!