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Attic Studios will be offering a special “Family Art Day” ALL DAY this coming Tuesday, 17th May to celebrate ‘Visakha Bucha/Vesak Day’… to honour this most holy Buddhist day, which celebrates the birth, enlightenment and entry into Nirvana of the Buddha.
YES!
Participation is open to ALL and to anyone in need of any enlightenment & especially designed for whole families!
….VERY very good!
Here's Amy with Attic Friends
Here’s what she has to say on the subject of her art & her great ART success story….
“In September 2010 I moved to Bangkok hoping to be able to put together a portfolio of artwork to apply for a Masters course in Forensic Art. As soon as I arrived I began searching for a studio that would provide me with the support that I needed, having never formally studied drawing despite having a degree in Fine Art! Unlike most studios in Bangkok, Attic constantly provides life classes with a number of male and female models and, with a number of different teachers providing a range of approaches to drawing, I soon found myself well challenged. Initially, I struggled with my own barriers, but with constant encouragement from the teachers, including Elsie Evans the owner of Attic, I was soon able to relax, enjoy and create the work needed for my portfolio.”
Master Sculptor Gavin Fifield will teach you the techniques used to accurately model the human figure.
Students will be introduced to the idea of composition & techniques in sculptural works & using wax clay will create form, textural finish & capture a likeness using a life model.
“Everyone can learn to create, but each student is different and needs different encouragement and direction. I believe that a good grounding in the traditional principles of structure, form articulation & anatomy is a sound base for sculptural expression, no matter what its style or form.” – Gavin Fifield
Dont’ miss this exciting opportunity to work with and learn from professional sculptor, Gavin Fifield.
Three day course: 2nd, 9th & 16th May 2010
Details below:
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Two Wednesdays ago, Attic started it’s first sculpture workshop with Gavin Fifield. The 6 day workshop was fully booked in a matter of days. So if you’re interested in the next session, please contact us asap to guarantee yourself a spot. Watch this space for dates and times.
Students started with building the human skull to understand it’s bone structure and how it dictates the shape of our heads and faces. After completing the skull, they began to add muscle in order to create features.
