Starting to learn a new way is Sheryl Tyson with clay sculpturing. As with all beginners they start with a head. The more realistic a face is, the better the training. Here Sheryl has already formed the bone structure, nose, mouth and about to add the eyes. The most beneficial effect one gets from clay sculpturing is the therapeutic effect.
An accredited TAFE teacher with a lifetime of experience. Georgette now teaches others to create amazing sculptures in a peaceful and positive social environment.
Now to the Carving out this life-size clay boy tomorrow. It will be an achievement for this sculptor to have achieved. It is a gift
Creativity being created, by three of the students, some have nearly completed – while another is halfway and yet the other is just starting, having
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
Amy detailing Mr Percival and what a great job she is doing, I’m looking forward to its completion as its promising to be a spectacular
