Archive for the ‘Life Drawing for Sculpture’ Category
Sam’s new first post
Kat shapirio's sculpture
Damien Lucas
Inspiring non-student work
These photos are my first postings to the site and i hope you like them. Please call me to discuss your next sculpture class
Monday March 7th by Samantha Welch
Our life study class started this week which is every Wednesday with new students and next week I will add photos and a blurb on the Monday evening class.
Sculpture school flowing beautifully.
Helen returned to our Monday class to complete her stunning sculpture
Helen returned to our Monday class to complete her stunning sculpture
Pia has finished her large sculptural hand and now working on the abstract figure which sits snug in the hand
Annie immersed in working on her maquette
Marie-France has progressed with her sculpture and close to finishing the clay work
Marie-France has progressed with her sculpture and close to finishing the clay work
Pia has finished her large sculptural hand and now working on the abstract figure which sits snug in the hand
Pia has finished her large sculptural hand and now working on the abstract figure which sits snug in the hand
Gail is very happy to have completed her armature and ready to start the next stage
Annie immersed in working on her maquette
Marie-France has progressed with her sculpture and close to finishing the clay work
Helen returned to our Monday class to complete her stunning sculpture
Helen returned to our Monday class to complete her stunning sculpture
Nov 29th Class by Samantha Welch
Jo Bishop chips her plaster mould open. Jo now has her plaster mould which is ready to colour next week
Jo Bishop chips her plaster mould open. Jo now has her plaster mould which is ready to colour next week
Jo Bishop chips her plaster mould open. Jo now has her plaster mould which is ready to colour next week
Damien teachers Samantha how to mix colours to create a gold bronze look which takes several coats onto the plaster mould.
Damien teachers Samantha how to mix colours to create a gold bronze look which takes several coats onto the plaster mould.
Damien teachers Samantha how to mix colours to create a gold bronze look which takes several coats onto the plaster mould.
Samantha creates a gold bronze look which takes several coats onto the plaster mould.
Samantha creates a gold bronze look which takes several coats onto the plaster mould.
Damien mixes the final colour with a red tint which is applied and rubbed off very gently with a clean rag to leave a stunning depth to the sculpture
Samantha's sculpture
Pia is ready to colour which she is VERY pleased about
Pia’s sculpture
Pia’s sculpture
Damien standing very proud by his student Pia with her sculpture completed. Pia really enjoyed the hard work and process to this stunning piece of work.
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Samantha working on her life study sculpture which she did with another teacher and brilliant sculpture called Laila Bell.
Samantha working on her life study sculpture which she did with another teacher and brilliant sculpture called Laila Bell. Laila teachers from her studio in Suffolk Park, Byron Bay – check out Laila’s work at; lailabell.com “Laila has been a huge inspiration to me”
Plaster everywhere by Samantha Welch
Well I tried to set a neat example this week but didn’t make it. In the process of plastering my mould I got plaster everywhere:
I got more plaster on me
Sam plastering her mould ... and herself
Meanwhile at our Wednesday class Cath was making a very neat job of it. Cath moved to the northern rivers a few years ago.
Cath also worked under Tom Bass and teachers sculpture and will be starting to teach at “Myocum School of Sculpture” next term and next year.
Cath at Wednesday's Life Drawing for Sculpture class
