Course Description

Sculpture

Course Title: Sculpture for Beginners and Intermediate Artists

Course Duration: 200 Hours

(Approximately 10–12 weeks, depending on schedule)

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Course description

This course is designed to help students explore and express their unique voice through the art of sculpture. It combines technical skills with creative exploration, encouraging participants to transform raw materials into meaningful, three-dimensional works of art. Through hands-on practice, foundational techniques, and experimental exercises, students will learn how to shape, carve, and mold their visions into reality. Whether a beginner or an experienced artist, this course will empower you to work with various mediums, embrace your creativity, and develop sculptures that authentically reect your perspective.

Course Goals

  • To introduce students to fundamental sculptural techniques and materials.
  • To explore various sculpting methods, including carving, modelling, and assembling.
  • To develop the ability to conceptualise and execute three-dimensional compositions.
  • To provide an understanding of traditional and contemporary sculptural movements.
  • To build a cohesive portfolio showcasing technical skills and personal expression.

Materials Required

  • Clay (air-dry, polymer, or ceramic)
  • Wire (for armatures)
  • Wood (blocks and sheets for carving)
  • Stone carving tools (chisels, rasps, mallets)
  • Sculpting tools (wooden modelling tools, wire loop tools, etc.)
  • Sandpaper (various grits)
  • Protective gear (dust mask, gloves, safety goggles)
  • Adhesives (epoxy, hot glue, etc.)
  • Found objects for assemblage (optional)
  • Sketchbook for conceptual designs
  • Reference images for projects