Preserve a moment in time with the beauty of foraged botany, to make clay impressions.
The clay impressions are used to form a clay mould, which is flooded with plaster and Cornish stone, producing pieces that celebrate the beauty and structure of the natural world. We will build on the skills from the Introduction making some larger and more experimental casts.
We advise doing the beginners class before the intermediate class as we will go through the basics of this craft. If you haven’t already done the beginner’s course click the button below for more info
Making a mould. Working with clay, plaster and Cornish stone. Painting plaster Using clay and plaster tools
2D composition, 2D composition in a circular format.
Demonstration and discussion. Question and answer
Apron or a top you don’t mind getting paint on.
And some plants from your garden or a forageable public place. Don’t worry if you don’t have plants there will be some spare to use in class anyway
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