Muffin

Ok this one was a lot of fun, mainly because of the high levels of spontaneity.  I went on a weekend trip with Kaitlin, my girlfriend, and we stayed a t ahotel that has a free breakfast service (lush... I know).  So I had gotten this blueberry muffin and decided to save it for the road and put it in my glove box as we drove back home, about a 4 hour drive for this vacation.


     Well about 2 weeks go by and I am driving to class one day and open the glove box for whatever reason and see the muffin still sitting there.  My first thought is "Daaaang, I have to throw that away", my second is "Wow this muffin has gotten really hard", and my third thought was "I could totally make a mould of this!"



     So I take the muffin back inside my house and begin to cast.  The first cast was of some left over plastic I had, then i did a series of Foam casts.  The foam I used was 10lb. and expanded about 10 times.  I decided to go with the foam because I had never used it before and had a lot of free time to screw it up and learn how to use it properly (the same reason I do most things).



Mixing up liquid plastic.


Plastic muffin cast.

I took a dinner break and made some amazing tacos that night and apparently took a photo.

Half painted muffin.

Glamour shot!

Then the foam casts.



Then finally both finished painted muffins

The Foam one is on the left, the Plastic one on the right.
thanks for dealing with this ridiculously long blog post!

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