by The Sculpture School | Mar 25, 2020 | Animal, Figurative, Moulding & Casting, Portrait, Specialist, Workshops |
In accordance with the PM’s evening address to the nation on Tuesday 23rd March, we have now postponed our April and May Sculpture workshops. It is in the interest of all our students, staff and our community to follow the government’s advice regarding... 
by The Sculpture School | Mar 17, 2020 | Animal, Workshops |
Inspite of Covid19 – we are working hard to keep our students and staff as safe as possible – we DO have a sculpture workshop running this week! Keeping Calm and Carrying-On in true British spirit! We will, of course, observe government advice – if... 
by The Sculpture School | Feb 5, 2020 | Animal, Figurative, Portrait, Specialist, Workshops |
We rarely cover the tools we use for fine sculpture in clay so here is a photo of the tools Andrew is using on his current commission – 2 x 9ft figures for a building restoration project. He is using over 20 different types of tool. It is impossible to buy these... 
by The Sculpture School | Jan 27, 2020 | Figurative, Portrait, Workshops |
What a brilliant start to our new year with a sold-out and superbly successful Portrait Sculpture Workshop! 4 days of complete immersion in our inspiring studios resulted in our beginner sculptors achieving some excellent results. What’s more, they were a... 
by The Sculpture School | Dec 19, 2019 | Animal, Figurative, Moulding & Casting, Portrait, Specialist, Workshops |
It’s a great way to start the New Year with our January 2020 Portrait Sculpture 4-day workshop completely sold out! We are looking forward to meeting 12 new students as they embark on a new and inspiring journey into sculpture, learning from master sculptor... 
by The Sculpture School | Oct 10, 2019 | Animal, Portrait |
What an amazing success this new course was! We are thrilled by the superb sculptures created by our students during October’s Animal Portrait Sculpture workshop. The techniques and methods taught by master-sculptor Andrew Sinclair MRSS certainly proved to be... 