Adventure into Creativity
Would you like to make your own Christmas cards? What about trying your hand at lino-cuts?
You will learn the principles of lino printing and work out your own design for a card. You can bring along your own photo to work with to create your design. Continue reading “Lino-Cut Christmas Cards”
Model figures, animals or abstract forms using chicken wire and plaster. Continue reading “Plaster and Wire Sculpture”
In this course, we will follow the way of the Canadian Inuit:
“We, the Inuit are known for having a vision when working with stone. For instance, I can look at a piece of raw material and “see” something in it. Continue reading “Soapstone Carving”
Animals, the human figure, imaginary characters and monsters or even abstract shapes can be modelled out of clay. Forming clay by building up and taking away is an excellent method for learning to work in 3 dimensions. In this course, you will choose your subject, build up your clay and work towards creating your sculpture. Continue reading “Introduction to Clay Modelling”
The first 11thour took place on 11 October. It was a magical night. The horrendous showers didn’t dampen the spirit of the evening. There were performances, exhibitions, light shows and more at several venues in King’s Lynn.
We, cusp (Alison Dunhill, Lydia Haines, Helen Breach and Esther Boehm), ran a workshop at the Ceremony Room of Hanse House. Starting with organic, inorganic & found materials including bicycle parts. The first step was building a frame. Then things started to move up and out. Continue reading “Illusion of Motion?: CUSP @11thour in King’s Lynn”
