Here Erna Kluft is polishing here very delicate elf on a leave, a present for her little daughter. Here next project was a huge fungus with a little dwarf sitting under it for an other daughter. It is a pity I could not finish that project with here due to my leave to Malaysia.
I like to work in little groups, maximum 8 people. Then I know it will be good for both parties. The people I work with must have the feeling they receive the attention they need and I must have the feeling I can give that.
The interest of the course member is always the most important focus for the creative process.
Sometimes in a short workshop of a day the group can be some larger and when I had a real big group (18-20 people) I invited one of my friend-sculptor to help me.
Trix van Elk is facing a new stone, sorry that I don't have the picture of the end-result. It is a beautiful big head of a woman.
The clay-tigers above are the work of Marjon Wesseling who is an real artist in making animal-figures.
And Peter Bakker working at a big Buddha statue.
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