A 5 module online sculpture course to create nature-inspired sculptural work/s using found & recycled materials, including wire. Aimed at adults, art students, teachers and those who want to get creative. Suitable for mixed abilities, anywhere in the world with wifi. Ideal for beginners and those who need further inspiration.

Course Outline:

Exclusive modules and challenges

Step-by-step guidance

Exclusive Video Demos

Downloadable content

You will learn:

A range of 2-d & 3-d skills - from drawing, design to 3d wirework

Exciting ideas & techniques

To explore different media & processes

To source & use recycled & found materials

Benefits:

Work at your own pace from home

Learn in your own time

Increase confidence

Create an item for your garden or interior 

Revisit techniques

NOTE FROM FIONA: This course is self-directed. A link and password to the course will be sent to you exclusively when you enrol., together with a free tools list. The aim is to ignite your creativity and offer new approaches and techniques (biased towards my expertise).   The forum is a blog, where you’ll receive all the info and videos, divided into 5 modules.  I would expect a total of approximately 3 hours each week for your to spend on each module - research, exploring and making. It’s up to you to do it at your own pace. Another benefit of an online course is that you can revisit at a later date! There are no Zoom sessions on this course.

Any questions email: fionacampbell-art@sky.com


Testimonials:

‘Clearly structured and catered for all abilities… my creativity is much more free-flowing and is absolutely blossoming as a result’ Sarah Herfet

‘This has had a significant impact on my practice as an artist – moving from 2D into 3D has been a journey of discovery. A joy’. Nicky Oram

‘..it was liberating… excellent course work and information to provide context. I’d definitely recommend it to anyone from beginner to expert…’ Diana Terry

‘The open approach to the course in relation to materials and methods allowed me to explore the difficulties I was facing. Opportunities to try something out was liberating. The references with a range of methods, materials and techniques were extremely helpful as I could select the direction my work might take.’ Barbara Griffen

‘I liked the freedom within the course to explore our own work and inspirations ‘. Gwynne Penny

‘I am really pleased with the fact that I have attempted something out of my comfort zone’.  Magdalena Musanovic