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Three Approaches to Drawing by Melissa Pierce Murray

Three Approaches to Drawing

MPM_Skull_Lips

Modelling The Head in Clay – by Melissa Pierce Murray

Painted dungarees

Collaborative Design: Making Dungarees!

MPM_Skull_Lips

Modelling the Head in Clay Part 4 – Features

MPM_Skull_Developing the eye sockets, nose and cheekbones

Modelling the Head in Clay Part 3 – Skull

Three views: Front, 3/4 and profile

Modelling the Head in Clay Part 2 – Preparations

MPM_Adding clay to the Armature

Modelling the Head in Clay Part 1 – Armature

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Introduction to Portraits by Hester Berry

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Making Papier-Mache Marionette Puppets Inspired by Characters in a Historical Painting

Making the t-shirt

Pop-Up Puppets Inspired by a Historical Painting

Inspired by Matisse

Drawing with Scissors: Screen Printing Workshop in 3 Stages, Inspired by Matisse

Study of Two Standing Dancers, charcoal drawing by Edgar Degas made circa 1889.

How to Make Beautiful, Liquid Drawings Inspired by Degas

More shapes are made from squashed bags to add weight to the wild thing and to create a shape for the head

Making Sculptural “Wild Things” (Session 1)

Adding to the shared ink drawing

Drawing our own “Wild Things” to Inhabit our Imagined Landscape

Model inspired by Where the Wild Things Are

Life Drawing Inspired by “Where the Wild Things Are”

building layers

Watercolour Portrait

rowan - 17

Self Portrait in Acrylic

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The Geometry of Chickens!

The finished mural - CCC - Morgain Williams

Mural and Workshop Project at Chesterton Community College in Collaboration with Jon Bates from Blight Society

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The August Creative Challenge Gallery – Week One

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