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Giant white tooth sculpture is being lifted and secured by a group of people beside a pickup truck. Context: roadside with guardrail and ocean horizon. Text on image: Big bicuspid.
  1. Arts & Crafts
  2. Weird & Wonderful

Big Bicuspid

By: Epoxyworks Community

Spring 2006

Signmaker Bill Boudreau of Maria, Quebec, uses WEST SYSTEM® epoxy to build conventional laminated cedar signs, as well as rather unconventional signs like the big bicuspid. He also uses epoxy for projects that go beyond conventional signmaking—like this 15 ½’ guitar and an 8′ tall tooth.

The monster molar was built of wood, chicken wire, insulating foam, fiberglass, and epoxy. It’s finished with polyurethane paint and has held up very well under conditions of extreme cold and a salty environment.

Giant white tooth sculpture; standing upright in a wooden raised planter filled with pink flowers; sunny outdoor street scene with trees and houses in background. Plaque reads 'Dr Elaine Anet'. The big bicuspid under construction A decorative blue signboard between two white posts with gold spheres, showing a white mansion illustration and gold lettering. It proclaims "Maison Stanley House Auberge" with "Érigée en 1887" beneath. Transcription of all text: Maison Stanley House Auberge Érigée en 1887 An oval blue sign hanging from a curved metal arm on a wooden post, showing a white heron among cattails and water lilies. Text: 'Bill Boudreau' and '629'. Rural background. A giant guitar by Bill Boudreau

 

 

 

 

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