Kristin Tollefson, Artist from Seattle, WA is commissioned to create some rather unique benches for the City of Seatlle.

The benches are installed at Ercolini Park in West Seattle, near a playground that was once a vegetable garden of the Ercolini family.

Crystal Clear® 204 provides a durable, UV resistant solution to an artistic, yet demanding set of requirements.

Various lighting effects occur and change naturally throughout the day depending on the angle of the sun.

Crystal Clear® 221 is used to create a lighted table and chair set for the Welcome Center in Houston, Texas.

A giant Cockroach is sculpted , molded and cast using Crystal Clear® 200 resin. Notice the many subtle color variations.

One of the many legs of the giant cockroach is getting ready to be shipped to the installation site.

Original clay sculpture and two-piece mold of 'The Boyscout'

Multiple Crystal Clear® castings of 'the Boyscout' were produced very quickly. The detail is perfectly captured, and the clear resin provides an added dimension.

Crystal Clear® 200 casting of 'David'. The resin was cured under pressure at 60 psi, which produced pristine castings.

Ron Reihel's creations are a brilliant combination of Crystal Clear® resin, and lighting effects.

Ron Reihel - clear piece in natural light

Ron Reihel - Top view, Interesting use of various shapes tinted and 'frosted' Crystal Clear® resin.

Side view.

On display - natural light

Final display complete with lighting.