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08-10-2010, 11:54 AM
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Growing shells/corals
I'm a sculptor. I recently made a cement sculpture that I want to look like it's been found in the ocean. I want to grow some kind of coral texture or shell texture on it. Maybe alge. Whatever would be fast growing and will permanently stay on the sculpture once removed from water, something like the images I just uploaded to my gallery. any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
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