Charlotte teaches at Salisbury Arts Centre (SAC); Riverbourne Community Farm, Laverstock; the Forest Arts Centre (FAC) in New Milton; White House Arts (WHA) in Cambridge as well as from her workshop in Wiltshire; and by arrangement at schools and other centres, and one-to-one sessions. Where at Arts Centres, please book through the Centre involved, unless otherwise indicated.
Send an email if you are interested in a course that isn't yet time tabled.
Adults Sculpture Evening Class (Salisbury Arts Centre)
Thursday evenings, 6.45p.m.-9.15p.m.
£60 for 5, plus materials at cost
Next blocks start on 23rd September, 2010 (Portrait sculpture - details below)
and 4th November, 2010 (Figure Sculpture)
Working with a life model on a series of exercises and studying the work of respected sculptors past and present. Includes wire drawings, working in relief, portraiture and lots of clay sketches and studies.
SHORT COURSES at Riverbourne Community Farm - book with Charlotte
Willow Animals and Other Stuff for the Garden
Willow sculpture day Sunday 26th September 2010
Willow animals weekend 27/28th November 2010
Living Willow Garden Sculpture 15/16th January 2011
Contact me for details info@charlottemoreton.co.uk
10am - 4pm, £45 per day plus materials. Bring your lunch (hot drinks provided).
Other adults' courses coming up:
Rodin's Secrets
Working with a life model and clay we'll look at some of the tricks used by the great master to add life and movement.
Portrait Masterclass
A one-day session for those with some experience of creating a portrait head in clay.
KIDS' STUFF Autumn/Winter 2010
Salisbury Arts Centre Allsorts and Revels sessions (this term 25th September and 2nd October as one of this term's group of fun workshop leaders)
Saturday 30th October: Halloween spooky stuff at Riverbourne Community Farm. Come and make something truly ghastly!
On-going programme of bespoke schools projects - book now for fun stuff this term!
Parties designed specially for you!
Short Course Details:
Other dates arranged on a rolling programme to suit individuals so please say if you are interested; others may be too!
An intense study from life aiming to develop an understanding of the structure of the head and learn something of the character of the sitter
Working from a life-model to scale, producing a clay figure and preparing it for firing or casting. Aiming to increase understanding of anatomy and expression.
Working from a life model to understand the structure of the human form and what is needed to give internal support to a sculpture
Starting by making an accurate wire armature and building up with willow to make a lively animal figure
- Living Willow Animals for Gardens
Create life-sized beasts for the garden, as above. It is possible that the willow will take root and grow.
Working from life to produce relief sculptures in clay and prepare these for firing or casting
Using a plaster waste-mould to produce a cement model from a clay head.
Workshops with schools, special needs groups and community groups are held inside or in the fresh air and use mainly natural materials, involving elements of environmental education.
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