06.08.08
Workshops are Fun!
Mandi Hickman working on her Shire,
in "From Wire to Whinny" April, 2001
"We've Got Legs!"
no "Legs" workshops are
currently scheduled
During this specialized three-day course we explored the structure of the equine leg through hands-on projects and created take-home reference models that continue to assist students long after the workshop is over.
One of Simrat Khalsa's "Legs" 2002 projects.
Students applied clay "muscles" one by one
to the clay skeleton they created. This is a top
view of the hind leg, the skelton and deep
muscles were shaped in a brown clay.
Step by Step
"From Wire to Whinny"
Sorry, no workshops
are currently scheduled
In this three-day workshop students learn the basics of equine anatomy, how to best utilize references, form an armature, and then apply clay to create a sculpture.
"Wire to Whinny" is open to all levels of experience. The workshop is as much about sharing ideas, learning to analyze various references and how to then translate that information into three dimensions as it is about creating an object. These techniques can be used in creating a sculpture of *any* animal.
Students are expected to bring their own tools and required texts.
Workshop tuition includes armature supplies, clay, and an extensive workbook. It's a tremendous value!
Dora Reeves, Nampa ID, starting with
armature wire, then developing
her sculpture of a cantering mule;
"from Wire to Bray" in this case!
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