Schedule a No-Obligation Interview If you are interested in having a Lifecasting or a belly mold made, we encourage you to schedule an appointment to meet with us and to view our studio. Examples and photographs of our work are on display at the studio. To Schedule an appointment, please e-mail us or call at 770-457-5510 or 770-639-5233.

Learn the Art of Lifecasting Are you interested in learning how to make your own lifecasts?  We now offer individual and group instruction in lifecasting.  We offer partial day, full day, and multi day hands on workshops.  Please contact us by e-mail or by telephone for further information.  Watch our web site for information on group workshops that are being formed.

Can you make a sculpture of any part of the body?
Yes. Because the molding gel is flexible when set, and non-toxic, any part of the male or female body may be molded. Molds can be made of hands, faces, full or partial torsos, behinds and even intimate body parts.

Can you make a mold or a sculpture of a pregnant woman's belly?
Because the molding materials are non-toxic and because the process is rather quick molding a pregnant woman is perfectly safe. Molding and casting women during pregnancy has become a popular trend. Oprah Winfrey recently included a feature "belly molds" on her TV show.

Can I bring my spouse or a friend to the molding session?
The process of creating a Lifecasting is a unique experience. You are welcome to have someone accompany you to your modeling session and take photo's or videos so long as they do not interfere with the process and so long as the photos or videos are for your personal use only. We can furnish a photographer for you at your request.

Can the mold be made over my clothing or a leotard or do I have to remove my clothes during the process?
The molding gel must be applied directly to the bare skin. Every effort is made to insure the model's comfort and modesty. However, if you are interested in a sculpture of your front or rear torso, then you must be prepared to be partially exposed while the molding material is being applied.

Is body hair a problem in creating the Lifecasting?
The molding gel is fragile and tears easily after it has set. Fine facial hair or body hair is usually not a problem, nor are eyebrows or eyelashes. Longer hair or hair of a more coarse texture presents a challenge. The best solution to long or coarse hair is removal of the hair. In some instances hair can be smoothed down with petroleum jelly or lotion and acceptable results can be achieved, but there is no guarantee.

Is there any discomfort involved in the process?
The molding gel is a natural, non-toxic material so there is no discomfort. Although the model may be a little chilled initially, once the process begins the body adjusts to the temperature and the experience is usually quite pleasant. The model does have to hold a pose for a few minutes. Depending upon the type of sculpture requested this may be from fifteen minutes for a face to thirty minutes for a more extensive sculpture. 

Will the molding material dry out my skin?
No. In fact, most people tell me their skin feels moist and very soft after the mold comes off.

How Long does it take before I get the final sculpture?
The casting is done very soon after the mold is made but the materials must cure before they can be finished. You will receive the sculpture in about two to three weeks depending upon the finish requested.

How Much Does it Cost?
Just as each person is unique, each Lifecasting is a unique sculpture and each Lifecasting has its unique challenges. In light of this, a final price can be set only after a consultation with the artist. Prices range from $100.00 for Lifecasting of a face to $1000.00 for a three quarters length body sculpture. Belly molds range in price from $150.00 to $400.00. Many of the Lifecastings can be hung directly on the wall. Stands and bases are at additional charge. We accept cash, personal checks, Visa, Mastercard and Discover.