Papercrete in its simplest form is basically papier maché with portland cement as the binder. It works a lot like clay, so yes you can make sculptures from it, and you can paint it. For something 2' high you may need an armature to support the weight.
You'll probably want to wear gloves to keep the alkalinity away from your hands, or lather up with vaseline or bear grease or something.
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On 9/12/2010 11:16 AM, weaseluva wrote:
Can sculptures be formed using papercrete recipe? and what is the easiest recipe for outdoor vs indoor sculptures? I am not talking about big huge sculptures but sculptures about 1-2' high. Thanks for any information. Can papercrete be painted? Eleanor
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