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Soul Salmon
Gallery: The Early Days
All photos, unless
stated otherwise, are © Sara Mall Johani. Please
feel free to use them and please credit the photographer
whenever you do.
 Soul
Salmon being carried to visit Jim Diers, director of the
Seattle Department
of Neighborhoods.
Jim Diers meets the salmon issues head on.
Mold Making. This is the Soul Salmon half embedded in the
encasement meant to exclude the liquid mold material. The
top half is being prepared to receive a rubber mold compound
so when the fiberglass salmon is made from it, the fins
will not break off. The mold will release them due to its
flexibility.
Here's the salmon ready to receive the semi liquid mold
compound which sets up to a semi-firm but flexible material
into which the fiberglass is formed.
The piece has been covered with the first layer of mold
compound.
Daryl Gillette (left) and Tom Jay (the sculptor of the Soul
Salmon) help out with the mold making.
Brothers Printing (brothers@olympus.net)
of Port Hadlock, WA are looking forward to receiving their
Soul Salmon blank in early July for a grand opening of their
new location. They are looking for an artist to embellish
their salmon creatively
Soul Salmon visits the Port Townsend, WA Mainstreet
group. They are considering the pros and cons of the
Soul Salmon display.
The Soul Salmon Poster
[larger
version]
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