A Window into my Life

I graduated with honors from the School of Visual Arts in New York City and received a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in 2008. Inspired by the vessel through which we walk through life, I study the human body in these hyper-realistic, silicone sculptures and life castings. The works have evolved over the years from display pieces to wearable prosthetics. 
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My Mission

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Creating prosthetics for amputees is by far the most fulfilling work that I have ever done. 

I take pride in the work that I do and I truly want to not only please my customer, but exceed their expectations.  It gives me great satisfaction to make functional art that serves a purpose and is useful to someone other than myself. 

Material of Choice

Silicone Rubber

I was sculpting the human body in abstract ways at The School of Visual Arts using polymer clay. It wasn't until I had an apprenticeship with the artist, Clarina Bezzola, in Brooklyn, New York, where I was first introduced to the basics of using silicone rubber. It was exhilarating to find the ultimate medium to replicate realistic, human skin. It instantly became my material of choice and I have since continued to develop my own techniques using high performance, certified skin safe platinum silicone rubber.

Emily Boyd Longcope

Chief Executive Officer of EBL sculpture, LLC

Sculptor, Painter, Mold-Maker, Photographer, Website Designer, Customer Service Representative, Shipping and Receiving Specialist, Wife & Proud Mama!

A Studio View

From Brooklyn to Rural Massachusetts
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I never imagined how impactful it would be to move out of the big city to a place of peace and quiet.
​It has done wonders for my creative mind and family life.

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Support Local Business

I love supporting local businesses! I get most of my silicones, pigments, clays, resins, etc. from Reynolds Advanced Materials in Brighton, MA and all of my custom EBL sculpture boxes are from Packaging Specialties in Newburyport, MA.​