The Sculpture School - How to sculpt animals

Through the use of direct proportion and composition, you will create a beautifully balanced and convincing animal sculpture.
The course is a four day workshop where you will learn about the design and form of the animal, with an emphasis on proportional anatomy. Reference charts designed by The Sculpture School make this process accessible to all abilities. You will also learn the Sinclair method Rapid Sketch Technique (RST) in clay application and fascinating techniques for creating surface textures such as fur. During the whole of the workshop you will receive individual coaching geared to your experience and individual requirements.
The methods and skills you learn on this workshop will enable you to create a sculpture way beyond your expectations.
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[@alexandriasmith8986]

Please please please do an online course, by the way, your voice is very soothing

[@lorriepaints1490]

Would love to attend this school.

[@krisgr5237]

Another vote for online classes- please! :-) Can you tell us which anatomy books you use?

[@raghuvardhankolluru9794]

Amazing 👏sculpture

[@thesculptureschool]

Hi Everyone - thank you so much for all your comments. We would love to make an online animal course soon. We are launching an online figurative sculpture course this month which will be available on our website: thesculptureschool.co.uk/coming-soon-new-online-course-sculpt-a-realistic-human-figure/ Thank you.

[@maddogjb57]

Is anyone reading the comments? Online course seems to be a popular idea. Hope to hear from someone soon. 👍😉

[@lalo9652]

Hi!! you should make on line courses... im from mexico, it is very difficult to find a place where you can learn sculpture. There is a school but is full time and very difficul to be elected. The course online would be really nice... with some videos you make about technic and wich material to buy, and we could record videos maybe weekly to send it to you so that you can give us some feed back. Really nice school! (Y) congratulations!

[@thesculptureschool]

Hi, thank you to everyone who's asking for online courses! We are looking at creating a whole series, but because we want it to be excellent high quality teaching we cant rush into it lightly. As soon as we have developed the course/s you can be assured that we will publicise them worldwide. Thank you for your votes of confidence - we are passionate about figurative sculpture and superb teaching. :)

[@thesculptureschool]

Thanks for your comments. We are looking into it. However we're planning more KZbin Videos in the meantime.

[@RottiesTrue]

@@thesculptureschool When you produce an online course, be sure to make post a youtube video so that I am notified. I have been making dog sculptures out of clay, and would really benefit from your knowledge and expertise.

[@faysofourlives469]

I am taking a ceramic pottery class and when we attach to our clay, we typically have to slip and score each piece so it doesnt break or crack. Is this a different kind of clay that doesnt need to be fired? We fire up to cone 6 and 10 and i really want to work on a polar bear but not sure what clay to use and what temp to fire. Chances are i wont glaze it, maybe just a stain. Or i might glaze the portion and epoxy it after the last fire.

[@maddogjb57]

Really nice! Will you be offering online course anytime soon? TY

[@giorgospavliotis4204]

please make on line courses

[@bushtherapy7655]

Is there an online course planned?

[@Kabr-tv7ii]

should be here in Vancouver .

[@aamerdol01]

Are y’all any closer to starting your online classes?

[@fairymary4382]

хочу тоже научиться.

[@555NINAD]

are these fired with the metal wires ? if so at what temperature ?

[@thesculptureschool]

Hi - No all our sculptures are usually moulded and cast. It's not possible to fire anything with a metal armature inside.

[@MAli-yi1em]

The Sculpture School Ltd PT

[@shadi.y]

thanks for this beautiful information

[@devkumarsaxena9223]

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[@SunitaSharma-dx1sg]

What is the address of this place,I love to join this school.

[@yaellopez3654]

Hello I would like to know how do you give a price to your projects?. I mean what are the points that give it more value?.

[@Declan-pg8cg]

The most prominent points would be, whether it is a one of a kind, or one of a very few limited editions. Also, the material with which the sculpture is made. The size and complexity of the figure also plays a major part in it's final price. At times the biggest factor can be how prominent the Artist is, and how sought after their works are. The art world can abuse this arbitrary pricing system by establishing prices that put many pieces way outside the range of all but the monied elites, whom deliberately promote such practices. There are still a huge amount of sculptures of exceptional quality out there, that are very affordable to the everyday person.

[@corumbaartesanatos5100]

*excelente*

[@Kabr-tv7ii]

4 days don't think so ?