Although acrylic has existed since the 1800s, it wasn't until artists such as Archipenko, Calder and Nevelson began incorporating it into their artwork that it became popular.  These visionary artists created their work from acrylic sheets and rods, but their work paved the way for   the cast acrylic we use today. We can produce a pourable liquid with the advancement of technology by using monomers and polymers in combination.  When cared for properly, the material we use will not crack, fade, or yellow. 

The durability of the medium and its optical clarity allows our clients to add new dimensions to their work, such as refractions, colors, and textures. The medium can be colored, frosted, texturized, polished and items can be embedded within it.