Specialist Sculpture Techniques: Face, Feet & Hands
Specialist Sculpture Techniques: Face, Feet & Hands
Learn how to sculpt specific figurative features to achieve more realistic aspects in your sculptures. In very practical sessions with master sculptor Andrew Sinclair MRBS, you will learn how to make accurate life-size features of the human hand, foot, ear and a generic head.
In this innovative 4-day workshop, the life-size features are broken down into elements of measurement, design and shape in a straightforward step by step process, using the RST ™ from The Sinclair Method ™. You’ll learn the unique skills we use in our professional working studio, enabling you to create these crucial features in a superbly realistic way.
If you are just starting out in sculpture, this workshop provides you with a brilliant reference library of figurative sculpture skills and techniques that you can always refer to as you progress your talents. For experienced sculptors this is your opportunity to upskill and expand your talent repertoire.
As sculptors we sometimes avoid the tricky and difficult figurative aspects of realist sculpture such as feet, hands and facial features. This workshop is designed to help you overcome those barriers and achieve consistent and professional results every time.
Materials included in the course fee: hand armatures, generic head armature, assorted baseboards, clay for sculpting, course reference manual.
April 2021
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Specialist Techniques – FFH
Have you ever wondered why amateur sculptures look odd, it’s often because the artist hasn’t learned their anatomy, the general ‘rules of thumb’, or the principles of design that make these human features realistic. The Sculpture School’s unique approach such as the Rapid Sketch Technique (RST), measuring system, and anatomical ‘rules of thumb’ give you the capability to correctly convey reality into your sculptures. As with all The Sculpture School’s courses one to one coaching ensures this workshop is equally…
Find out more »April 2022
Specialist Techniques – FFH – 4 days
Have you ever wondered why amateur sculptures look odd, it’s often because the artist hasn’t learned their anatomy, the general ‘rules of thumb’, or the principles of design that make these human features realistic. The Sculpture School’s unique approach such as the Rapid Sketch Technique (RST), measuring system, and anatomical ‘rules of thumb’ give you the capability to correctly convey reality into your sculptures. As with all The Sculpture School’s courses one to one coaching ensures this workshop is equally…
Find out more »August 2022
Specialist Techniques – FFH – 4 days
Have you ever wondered why amateur sculptures look odd, it’s often because the artist hasn’t learned their anatomy, the general ‘rules of thumb’, or the principles of design that make these human features realistic. The Sculpture School’s unique approach such as the Rapid Sketch Technique (RST), measuring system, and anatomical ‘rules of thumb’ give you the capability to correctly convey reality into your sculptures. As with all The Sculpture School’s courses one to one coaching ensures this workshop is equally…
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