Sculpture

Since 2005 I got to see some very interesting work from the Sculpture students. Most had been coming for some time and my involvement was mostly one of providing technical advice about the handling and treatment of clay, with occasional forays into anatomy, use of wax and discussions on casting. The life models I used were all well-trained and could be relied on for their cooperation over poses. This page is a condensed version of the original data (see my blogspot site). The two left-most pictures below are sculptures by Annie Barclay, the right-most one by Janet Hill.
Sculptures by Margaret Maitland (left two) and Leslie Watts (rightmost)
Moira Kaminsky (left two) and Ines Jacub (rightmost)
Sally Shillito (showing her terracotta standing version of Matthew Oghene in the central frame) and, right, Alison Conwick
Sue Kochalski; the centre frame shows a small horse head, the right-hand one is a horse relief moulded and carved in clay, then cast in resin bronze.  It was given a bright metallic finish.
Sculptures by Donald Mead.  The last picture is of Omarius.
Matthew Oghene in unfired terracotta by Renata Ward (left & centre), and also a moody against-the-light pic of Matthew by Amanda Marsh, April ’09