“Foundation”
*The work shown is that of the instructor
Constructing a well proportioned armature is key to giving your intended project a good start. This workshop focuses on methods for doing just that. Working with heavy gauge wire, polyester batting and muslin, while taking cues from the human body, my goal as instructor is to help students gain a good sense of proportion and create an effective armature.
Commitment: |
two-day workshop (12 hours)
10:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. each day
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Fee: |
$95.00 per student – based on a class
size of 8–10 students
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Instructor supplies: |
Cellu-clay
fine gauge wire
polyester batting
Paper clay
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Student kit fee: |
$15.00 per student (one time fee)
collected at the beginning of class
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Students supply: |
*a sketch of their intended project is recommended
3 all-wire coat hangers
masking tape
½ yard light weight muslin
white thread
sewing needles
scissors
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Class requirements: |
classroom for the day
toaster oven
electric outlet
access to sink with hot water |
