Introduction to plaster carving and clay embossing with Artist Lisa Bate
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Saturday 25th October only as part of the Franklin Arts Trail:
Invent a haiku, poem or drawing, relating to waterbodies (rivers/streams/estuaries the sea).
We’ll be drawing and carving out directly onto small plaster tiles. Clay is rolled on top of the plaster tile, picking up details for an embossed/debossed effect. Pre-carved tiles will be available for those wanting to try clay embossing.
*A small koha to the artist if you want your embossed clay tile kiln fired
-suitable for beginners
-children with adult supervision
-tools provided
Invent a haiku, poem or drawing, relating to waterbodies (rivers/streams/estuaries the sea).
We’ll be drawing and carving out directly onto small plaster tiles. Clay is rolled on top of the plaster tile, picking up details for an embossed/debossed effect. Pre-carved tiles will be available for those wanting to try clay embossing.
*A small koha to the artist if you want your embossed clay tile kiln fired
-suitable for beginners
-children with adult supervision
-tools provided
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12 Massey Avenue, Pukekohe, Pukekohe East, New Zealand 2120, New Zealand
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Host or PublisherFranklin Arts Centre