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malakiblunt
05-19-2008, 05:54 AM
Hi
i have started running courses in bronze casting at my studio in Devon England.
I ran the first one last week end and it was a great sucsess. all the casts worked , and evertyone had fun
Info here for anyone intreastedhttp://www.castingcourses.co.uk
thanks for reading
philip
LimeCutter
05-20-2008, 11:20 AM
Congratulations
Have you had a lot of enquiries?
How have you been marketing it?
I ask because I am setting up stone carving workshops in the Midlands
Dan
malakiblunt
05-20-2008, 11:44 AM
hi Dan
im still working on the marketing, i have brought an Add on a website for art holidays but, i think so far most of my responces have come direct from my web site.
racine
05-20-2008, 10:51 PM
well done Phillip, cant have been easy. how many days /stages did you work this over?
did you make any images? J
malakiblunt
05-22-2008, 04:11 AM
Hi Jim
it was just a 2 day course, we did sand casting in pewter, then a life cast of thumbs, then lost wax cast of those thumbs in pewter , and finaly a bronze cast into sand. it all went realy well especilay as id never actually cast bronze into sand! lol, so i was very pleased when every one opened ther molds and found some bronze inside!
jeramie
06-09-2008, 07:17 AM
Hey that looks interesting, thanks for posting it. I'm goin to set up the same kind of thing here in Nana Glen (Australia). I might have some questions for you.
malakiblunt
06-09-2008, 03:51 PM
ok no problem , got the 2nd courses this w/e.
Hi Jeramie - where abouts in Australia are you? I don't recognise 'Nana Glen', so I guess you're not in Victoria. If you were I'd be interested in participating. [ps this is my 1st 'post' ever, anywhere, so hope I'm doing it right!]
LimeCutter
09-20-2008, 03:50 AM
Hi Philip
I have now set-up and started running my own stone carving courses. It's been a huge learning curve and I have had to move location which turned out to be a blessing in disguise.
Its very gratifying to run these courses for all involved. Great fun and a socialable event for such a normally solitary vocation.
if anyone is interested in seeing what i set up feel free to ask any questions or pass on advice - especially about how to get the courses known.
www.sculptingstone.co.uk (http://www.sculptingstone.co.uk)
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