A multi-week series teaching wire armature building, then layering plaster cloth and paint into standing animal or figure sculptures. Kids work at their own pace across sessions as the piece takes shape. Safety glasses on, always.
For Sherman Oaks Sculpture Garage
Honestly didn't expect this much enthusiasm from him. He made a cardboard robot with actual moving arms and he wouldn't stop talking about it. Can't imagine our week without it now.
Emma has been counting down to Saturday every single week. She made a scrap-metal sculpture that's oddly impressive and she wouldn't stop talking about it. Getting across Coldwater Canyon at rush hour is the real challenge here, not the class. Can't imagine our week without it now.
Yuki has been counting down to Monday every single week. He made a scrap-metal sculpture that's oddly impressive and he wouldn't stop talking about it. Miss Renata is wonderful with his whole group. Worth every credit.
Not quite what we expected based on the description, unfortunately. Hoping it's just a rough patch because the concept is great.
We've been coming since we moved to the Valley and the difference in confidence is obvious. He made a whole marble run out of cardboard tubes and he wouldn't stop talking about it. We just walk over from the Trader Joe's lot on Ventura. Already signed up for the next session.
This has become the highlight of his week, no contest. He made a cardboard robot with actual moving arms and he wouldn't stop talking about it. Parking in the Commons lot in Calabasas is a hike from the studio but it's fine. Already signed up for the next session.
Best class we've found in the Valley, hands down. She made a wire-and-plaster dinosaur that's now on the mantel and she wouldn't stop talking about it. It lines up perfectly with my daughter's tutoring session down the street. We recommend it to every parent we know.
Started strong but attention seemed to slip toward the end of the term. Hoping it's just a rough patch because the concept is great.
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