Online Course Info

Learn how to freeze water in time through long standing sculpture, molding and casting techniques.

“What surprised me the most was being able to see how in a matter of days you can create beautiful art and knowing that the possibilities of creativity within yourself is possible.”

—-CeCe

Course Details:

Join me for the second launch of my online course for sculpting, molding and casting resin water sculptures. These online courses will be available for domestic and international purchase. Materials that can’t be purchased in your specific area may have a similiar substitute and I’d encourage you to be resourceful in discovering those!! You will have full access to pre-recorded modules which will allow you to view at your leisure and work at your own pace.

The course will contain:

Module 1: Sculpting

We will sculpt a 12”x12” water sculpture from scratch (creating our master, or “positive first”). Then we will prep it correctly for module 2.

Module 2: Molding

I will teach you how I go about the molding process. It’s a unique process that I’ve discovered is more efficient than standard molding. It’s more affordable and less complicated, creating more space for fewer errors.

Module 3: Casting

Follow me on the multi-day journey of casting using resin, or epoxy as some call it. This process will include proper resin techniques and safety. The aim is a “positive final” sculpture that is clear from bubbles, debris, fog and flaws.

Bonus Module: Mounting & Framing

My gift to you, I walk you through my finals steps that take your artwork from a stand-alone sculpture to a finished and mountable piece of art.

The Online Course “Sculpting Water & Light” was released March 7th, with 52 students!! The artworks that have come out of my students have been incredible and two students have launched their own art businesses after taking this course.

Courses will open again for purchase beginning August 28 and will run through August 31.

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“What sets this course apart is how tangible the progress feels at every single step. Each technique builds on the last in a way that delivers real, satisfying results along the way — not just at the end. That made it incredibly motivating. I kept finding myself wanting to make just one more piece, try one more variation, push a little further. It's the kind of course that creates momentum all on its own.”

—Kimbre