Food for thought

removed account4 · Sep 6, 2021

I was thinking if petrifying various foods and converting them into obscures.. can anyone recommend a urethane or something similar I might use . ?

macfred · Sep 6, 2021

Not sure this is helpful ... The Lady of the house does poly resin coating of real, dried flowers. https://www.epodex.com/de/produkt/e...MIioj0yZjq8gIVh_dRCh2LSgHVEAQYASABEgJXOPD_BwE

removed account4 · Sep 6, 2021

Thanks macfred! I had this inspirational thought to make a box camera out of my dinner last night…. I’ll look to see if that fun stuff is here or if it requires a hazmat license
It might be regulated ( those warning labels look scary! )
John

Tel · Sep 6, 2021

You can get it at Michaels if you're in the US. Ask for polyester casting resin. Might not want to inhale the fumes...

4season · Sep 6, 2021

Pretty sure that animal products or anything containing significant amounts of fat and moisture will need special processing such as this:
https://bodyworlds.com/plastination/plastination-technique/

reddesert · Sep 6, 2021

People dry squash and gourds ("gourd" usually just means an inedible squash, AFAICT) for decoration, without even poly casting them. It just takes a long time to dry. Naturally the next step would be to make a pinhole camera out of a pumpkin. Looks like someone indeed has: https://www.npr.org/sections/pictureshow/2011/06/01/130896843/pumpkincam

RalphLambrecht · Sep 6, 2021

macfred said:
Not sure this is helpful ... The Lady of the house does poly resin coatig of real, dried flowers. https://www.epodex.com/de/produkt/e...MIioj0yZjq8gIVh_dRCh2LSgHVEAQYASABEgJXOPD_BwE

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Nicholas Lindan · Sep 6, 2021

This brought up memories of:

https://www.popphoto.com/photos/2008/12/belger-captures-images-through-skulls-infected-blood/

"The camera features the heart of child who died at birth preserved in formaldehyde. The camera is used by Belger to capture portraits of expecting mothers."

Charming...

NedL · Sep 6, 2021

https://www.reddit.com/r/gifs/comments/jhfue7/as_promised_here_is_the_update_of_a_hot_dog_after/

macfred · Sep 7, 2021

Nicholas Lindan said:
This brought up memories of:

https://www.popphoto.com/photos/2008/12/belger-captures-images-through-skulls-infected-blood/

"The camera features the heart of child who died at birth preserved in formaldehyde. The camera is used by Belger to capture portraits of expecting mothers."

Charming...

Strange but fascinating !!

Belger should be a soul mate of John.

awty · Sep 7, 2021

Nicholas Lindan said:
This brought up memories of:

https://www.popphoto.com/photos/2008/12/belger-captures-images-through-skulls-infected-blood/

"The camera features the heart of child who died at birth preserved in formaldehyde. The camera is used by Belger to capture portraits of expecting mothers."

Charming...

Wow! That is awesome

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