Workshops in 3D art forms
Instructor: Larry Calkins
Explore the sculptural aspects of these three basic materials in three dimensions.
Students will form armatures in wire then add cloth and wax to create figures and forms. The shapes can remain hollow or be filled with cotton stuffing. Then …
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Instructors: Stephanie Hargrave & Rickie Wolfe
Two instructors bring their combined backgrounds in printmaking, collage, sculpture and encaustic to this co-taught workshop. Day One focuses on 2D with an emphasis on layering. Students will begin with collage techniques, working with papers, mat board, fabric, …
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Instructor: Gail Baker
You may have done figure drawing, but have you tried figure sculpting in bas relief? In this workshop you’ll let your wild, sensuous imagination loose to create an anatomically incorrect but voluptuous human in clay. Next, you’ll mold leather over the …
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Instructor: Sarah Brighton
Create your own little fiber art doll for yourself or as a gift. We will be using an assortment of fabrics, embellishments, yarns, fibers and small clay faces that will help you create your own unique doll. All supplies are provided, including templates for you …
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Instructor: Juliette Ripley-Dunkelberger
Let your thoughts turn to spring in this workshop by making large ceramic beads to decorate your garden, or anywhere in your home. Students will begin by making pinch pots, then adding coils and joining to make hollow forms. Work will be kiln fired …
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Instructor: Karen Abel
This is a fun, fabulous project for learning basic techniques of working with low-fire clay and glazes while creating a masterpiece with personality! Design your mask to reflect your passions or take your inspiration from someone you know. You’ll create …
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