Hazel is creating a small torso and is now dressing it as well as deciding what sort of hairstyle she would like her sculpture to have. Hazel is such a perfectionist and it’s no wonder that all her sculptures have been master pieces to cherish for many years to come. Hazel also loves the therapeutic side of sculpting as she enjoys the journey in creating it, as it releases stress that is caused by every day activities, you could say its her time out for some ME time.
An accredited TAFE teacher with a lifetime of experience. Georgette now teaches others to create amazing sculptures in a peaceful and positive social environment.
One-of-a-kind. Original, clay sculpture of a little boy, created by Sally. This little boy with overalls on and kneeling has one of his hands is
Freeform-pottery in clay with no mechanical appliance. You move at your own pace, while relaxing and being in the moment. Susan has created a few
Third Place was Paulina with her clay torso. A large life-size female. This is her largest sculpture yet and was very pleased with winning the
Last weeks Art Sculpturing Class, the lion (left side of picture) is growing and has now ears, nearly completed and will be detailing it soon
