Sculpture method utilizing new means of simulating, viewing, and displaying sporting, undersea and other environments

A method of making a sculpture comprising:

• a resin cast of a surfer or other aquatic sportsperson where the resin cast is molded such that the bottom of the mold is indented to simulate realistically the undersea environment of a coral reef or other aquatic undersea environment, and
• the bottom of the mold is painted in colors which realistically depict the corals or other undersea plants, animals, algas, and bottom environmental objects, and
• the front of the sculpture is a textured aquatic environment, such as an ocean wave, depicting a realistic appearing wave, river surface or other section of water, and
• an aquatic sportsperson molded out of plastic, metal, or a similar sturdy material, such as a surfer, kayaker, SCUBA diver, swimmer, or other water user engaged in his/her sport in or upon the textured aquatic environment, and
• the back of the sculpture is clear, un-textured resin, which allows a viewer to see through the back of the wave or other body of water the sculpture is meant to depict, to see not only an “aquarium view” of the bottom and its undersea plants, animals, and algas, but also a silhouette or shadow view of the surfer or other aquatic sportsperson through the textured front face of the wave or other aquatic environment depicted by the sculpture, and
• the sides of the sculpture have clear sections through which the bottom and its undersea plants, animals, and algas can be seen, and
• the front section of the invention has a clear section through which the undersea environment can be clearly seen.