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Virtual Workshops Figure Sculpture with Christina Orthwein - Workshop Recording
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Figure Sculpture with Christina Orthwein - Workshop Recording

$40.00

This is a previously recorded workshop. You will have access to the recording of this workshop for 90 days. Once your purchase, I will send you an email with the access info!

This workshop will be an overview of some basic techniques of sculpting a full human figure with clothing. We will go over steps like taking reference photos, setting up a work board, building a loose armature, sketching out the form, details in fabric, face and hair, and end with some tips on hollowing, firing and finishing. It’s a lot to cover in a short time! Christina will demonstrate sculpting a figure in a seated pose and will show what kinds of clay, tools and sculpture stand she prefers to use. Questions welcome throughout.

Christina Orthwein is a ceramic artist who works out of a home studio in Bryn Athyn, Pennsylvania. After decades creating slab-built and wheel-thrown functional ware, ceramic jewelry and low relief tile, the pandemic brought about a shift in Christina’s work to focus on figural sculpture. With a BFA in ceramics from Temple University’s Tyler School of Art, Christina has been a Lecturer of Studio Art at Bryn Athyn College for 23 years.

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This is a previously recorded workshop. You will have access to the recording of this workshop for 90 days. Once your purchase, I will send you an email with the access info!

This workshop will be an overview of some basic techniques of sculpting a full human figure with clothing. We will go over steps like taking reference photos, setting up a work board, building a loose armature, sketching out the form, details in fabric, face and hair, and end with some tips on hollowing, firing and finishing. It’s a lot to cover in a short time! Christina will demonstrate sculpting a figure in a seated pose and will show what kinds of clay, tools and sculpture stand she prefers to use. Questions welcome throughout.

Christina Orthwein is a ceramic artist who works out of a home studio in Bryn Athyn, Pennsylvania. After decades creating slab-built and wheel-thrown functional ware, ceramic jewelry and low relief tile, the pandemic brought about a shift in Christina’s work to focus on figural sculpture. With a BFA in ceramics from Temple University’s Tyler School of Art, Christina has been a Lecturer of Studio Art at Bryn Athyn College for 23 years.

This is a previously recorded workshop. You will have access to the recording of this workshop for 90 days. Once your purchase, I will send you an email with the access info!

This workshop will be an overview of some basic techniques of sculpting a full human figure with clothing. We will go over steps like taking reference photos, setting up a work board, building a loose armature, sketching out the form, details in fabric, face and hair, and end with some tips on hollowing, firing and finishing. It’s a lot to cover in a short time! Christina will demonstrate sculpting a figure in a seated pose and will show what kinds of clay, tools and sculpture stand she prefers to use. Questions welcome throughout.

Christina Orthwein is a ceramic artist who works out of a home studio in Bryn Athyn, Pennsylvania. After decades creating slab-built and wheel-thrown functional ware, ceramic jewelry and low relief tile, the pandemic brought about a shift in Christina’s work to focus on figural sculpture. With a BFA in ceramics from Temple University’s Tyler School of Art, Christina has been a Lecturer of Studio Art at Bryn Athyn College for 23 years.

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