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26 responses to “Esther Butland”
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10/02/2026
After completing the shading, she began to learn how to create the sense of forms emerging in space. -
An interesting sculpture model, notable for its asymmetry and unusual proportions. She established the overall framework quite quickly, but needs to observe and analyze the features more carefully. -
31/01/2026
This is a more complex model, as the features of an elderly person are not easy to observe. The sagging muscles and skin require some knowledge of anatomy. Perhaps we will return to this model at another time. -
27/01/2026
This time we worked more carefully with light and the surface qualities of the objects. At this stage, careful observation and the ability to capture subtle variations require considerable effort. -
20/01/2026
She continued with the exercise using the plaster skull, this time focusing more on lighting, and the results were very promising.
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