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Abstract Figurative Sculpture

£634.00

Mondays
15 April – 1 July / 10.00pm – 4.00pm
10 weeks / No half term break
(Closed bank holidays: 6 and 27 May)

Tutor: Tony Mott

Course #: MN43

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Description

Abstract Figurative Sculpture

All levels abstract sculpture in plaster and clay

 

This course will introduce you to the techniques needed to sculpt the figure or portrait from a model. Using a life model as a starting point you will discover how to develop abstract sculptures in plaster and clay.

The post-war sculpture of British artists such as Henry Moore and Lynn Chadwick introduced a new language of forms in carving, modelling and construction and we will explore these three fundamental processes that are the basis of all sculptural language.

You’ll learn how to prepare the sculpture for the kiln should you wish to fire the completed work.

 

What you will learn:

  • The basics of figure and portrait sculpting from a live model
  • How to use clay and plaster to create abstract forms
  • The fundamental processes of carving, modelling and construction
  • The work of post-war British sculptors such as Henry Moore and Lynn Chadwick
  • How to prepare your sculpture for the kiln (optional)

 

Who this course is for:

  • Beginners who want to learn the basics of sculpture
  • Experienced sculptors who want to explore new techniques and materials
  • Anyone interested in the work of post-war British sculptors

 

What’s included:

  • All materials and tools provided
  • Individual tuition
  • Firing of finished pieces (small extra cost)

 

Mondays

15 April – 1 July / 10.00pm – 4.00pm
10 weeks / No half term break
(Closed bank holidays: 6 and 27 May)

Tutor: Tony Mott

Course #: MN43

Course Material

Clay will be supplied by Heatherleys.

If you have your own tools please bring them with you but make sure they are marked with your name or some form of permanent personal identification.

Please bring these materials with you when you start the course:

• Set of wooden modelling tools

• Old shirt / apron

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