Portrait Sculpture Workshop | Instructed by Elizabeth Rogers
Saturday, June 2 & Sunday, June 3
9:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m.
This class will concentrate on a study of the head and its major features: eyes, ears, nose and mouth. Students will model a life size portrait busts in clay from the model. The student will gain an understanding of the form and structure of the head, its major planes and volumes, underlying skull and musculature and proportion of its features to the whole. Modeling tools and techniques will be demonstrated for the beginner. Upon completion the sculpture will be hollowed out to prepare for kiln firing. Examples of portrait busts from early Egyptian through the 20th century will be referred to and compared to analyze a variety of stylistic approaches. Materials, armature and model fee included. Students may bring their own hand tools if they wish. Students will have one hour lunch on their own. All levels are welcome.
Elizabeth Rogers is a figurative sculptor and painter living in Chattanooga, TN. She received a Master’s Degree in Sculpture from The New York Academy of Art. She models portrait busts, figures and animals. She has received numerous public commissions including the Baroness Erlanger at Erlanger Hospital, The series of cats at McKamey animal shelter, and the muse, Calliope at Baylor School. She has taught in New York and Philadelphia, workshops at Baylor School and classes Lee University and Townsend Atelier.
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