Mary MacKillop also known or called Saint Mary of the cross is coming along nicely by Sally. Sally has full on Job at a Catholic school and finds sculpting help her to relax and connect with like minded people. Sally said that she finds the art classes very therapeutic and beneficial to her health, she has also as a bonus made some lovely friends.
An accredited TAFE teacher with a lifetime of experience. Georgette now teaches others to create amazing sculptures in a peaceful and positive social environment.
Clay sculpture was started by her 8-year-old daughter. Sadly Hargun had an accident in the kitchen by cutting her thumb, which required stitches. Her mother
Aboriginal Sculpture, which is in my gallery. It’s an original with a Certificate of Authenticity to accompany it. “Mogo” is a Yuin Aboriginal word for a stone axe.
SOLD last week a one of a king original sculpture Titled ” Silent Journey” A Female in a yoga position contemplating her journey in life.
Madhav’s is nearing his completion of a lady with long hair. He was inspired to create this from a painting that his mother had painted
