Exciting new classes. Take one, two, or all three. Figurine in Powertex Class with Regine Dossche Saturday, November 1, 2014 from 9 am to 1 pm artmundo.org/Classes.html#Power to reserve your spot. Cost: $90 for seated figurine $95 for standing figurine 10% discount for Art Mundo members Class Description: Making a fabric sculpture allows complete freedom of expression in creating wonderful figurines that have their own individuality and presence. First a wire armature is constructed, ‘mummified’ and then ‘dressed’ and draped with fabric dipped into a fabric hardener. We guide you step by step to transform your armature into a unique sculpture (a lady, a golfer, an Angel....) Whether you are a beginner or advanced artist, you’ll love this Workshop! About the Instructor: Regine Dossche is a Belgian artist, workshop instructor, and distributor of Powertex in the U.S. As soon as she started experimenting with this unique product, a whole new world unfolded. With just one product one is able to create figurines, sculptures in air dried clay, textures on canvas, and even jewelry. When making a figurine oftentimes the fabric leads her in the creative process. Her figurines do not have an expressive face since she prefers to keep them abstract and tries to create expression through the pose. She loves to share her enthusiasm about this wonderful medium and provide workshops in the use of this wonderful medium. Students are amazed about the results and the possibilities. Powertex is the number 1 textile hardener in the world and has developed into a true trend setter in textile hardening. This highly versatile product is a liquid medium, ready to use. Once cured Powertex is weather resistant and can be left outdoors (except for Powertex Transparent). Mixed with Stone Art or Easy 3Dflex one can create air dried clay. In July a new product has been launched. Easy 3Dflex is an organic filling compound, which comes as a powder. Mixed with Powertex you...
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