Jeannette is taking on a very advance clay challenge. Jeanette has to learn to slow down and enjoy the journey if she is to succeed, she told me she only has two ways that she operates. Stop and full speed ahead. Clay sculpting doesn’t work that way, it’s when you let go of trying to achieve that the right side of the brain, takes over and the creativity is released in all of us.
An accredited TAFE teacher with a lifetime of experience. Georgette now teaches others to create amazing sculptures in a peaceful and positive social environment.
Detailing during the clay sculpture classes in Birkdale Brisbane is Helens Buddha sculpture. It has now been carved out. Helen is eager to take it
Raina is finding the sculpting classes both therapeutic and relaxing, and she’s making great progress on her beginner’s head sculpture—an excellent way to learn the
Carving out is what Helen will be doing this Thursday at the clay sculpturing classes in Birkdale Brisbane. Helen is excited to see her sculpture
Owl is now going to be holding a dead mouse with his right claw at the clay sculpturing classes in Birkdale Brisbane. Jeanette finds these
