Events
Sculpting 101 Workshop & Potluck with Morris Norvin
Sunday, May 15 · 10:00am - 3:00pm: We will break around noon for a potluck, so please bring something for everyone to share.
This workshop will teach students the basics of sculpting including the following techniques:
• additive and subtractive forms of sculpting
• methods and practices of achieving proportion on the human figure
• proportions and methods of sculpting the human head, and rendering animals from life and print
• and students will learn basic design for their projects.
Students will work on individual projects and are encouraged to arrive prepared with several ideas and/or images to sculpt. Those interested can learn to make a bust in clay of a friend or relative. Students should come prepared with tools if available and pencil & paper to sketch out ideas.
To register or get more information, contact Feet of Clay:
(phone) 617 731 3262
(email) info@feetofclaypottery.com
Or pay online using Google Checkout here!
Morris Norvin is a partner and instructor at Stonybrook Fine Arts. Morris began studying art at the age of 8 at the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston. At age 12, Morris began taking figure sculpture classes with Ralph Rosenthal at the Museum of Fine Arts. He continued throughout high school and then went on to graduate from the School of the Museum of Fine Arts. Today he teaches the very same sculpture classes he took from Ralph as a child. Morris has worked with a diverse range of materials including metal, wax, clay, wood, plasticine, paper, glass and polymers. To learn more about Morris, see this recent article in the Boston Globe:http://bo.st/eFhRy1 or this article in the Jamaica Plain Patch: http://bit.ly/hga7N5
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