The artists Patty and Allen Eckman use their original method. Not to be confused with papier-mache. These are two completely different environment. Artists first mixed acid-free pulp, using raw cotton, which lie in form, compressed or vacuum in their hands. In doing so,  moisture is gradually removed, but the process of drying up very long. When a cast is removed from the form, then begins the process of fine-tuning, the most delicate. Some parts are removed, some added. By ensuring a very fine study of the details. This is a very lengthy process, sometimes it takes months of work. What is it like the process of casting bronze, finished product - white, very light and with a lot of the most hi details.