I could really do with a fairy to come in and blitz my job list!! So if any of you can lend me your job fairy that'd be great!!
This weekend I will sort out my webpage listing for the PMC Starter Kits - yes this has been an ongoing saga, but they're finally ready. I'll be offering a couple of different level of kits, with basic tool kits starting at £25. I wanted to include the best quality tools so that you don't waste money on cheaper versions which then need to be replaced.
Also top of my job list now is to re-write the PMC Certification pages on my website. I put the exisiting pages up as a temporary measure so that everyone could see what the modules covered. I'm trying to get sample pieces made up so that there will be at least one photo example against every project. But at 20 projects in total that isn't going to happen overnight!!
Hopefully I'll have a couple of pictures for you over the weekend if I get to finish some of the sample pieces.
Showing posts with label certification. Show all posts
Showing posts with label certification. Show all posts
Friday, 30 April 2010
Anyone got a fairy???
Labels:
Art Clay,
certification,
Cheshire,
Classes,
fired silver,
PMC,
workshops
Location:
Cheshire, UK
Monday, 5 April 2010
Easter Break
Happy Easter everyone. Hope you've all eaten too much chocolate!!
I've been taking a well earned break from the computer! The last month or so has seen me working constantly on my website design, ebay or etsy listings and I was getting to burnout with it all!
So what have I been doing? Obviously spending time with my family, and trying to get back on track with my creative side which has been very neglected lately. I've started making up some sample pieces for the PMC Certification Modules. So far, I've been leaf painting, ring making and mould making! I'd forgotten just how therapeutic I find leaf painting!
I've also been having a first play with Art Clay Copper - just made some really simple pieces as tests. They all need to be fired now. I even let my 4 year old loose with the copper! She's made 2 pendants herself, and seems to be a natural!!
I've been taking a well earned break from the computer! The last month or so has seen me working constantly on my website design, ebay or etsy listings and I was getting to burnout with it all!
So what have I been doing? Obviously spending time with my family, and trying to get back on track with my creative side which has been very neglected lately. I've started making up some sample pieces for the PMC Certification Modules. So far, I've been leaf painting, ring making and mould making! I'd forgotten just how therapeutic I find leaf painting!
I've also been having a first play with Art Clay Copper - just made some really simple pieces as tests. They all need to be fired now. I even let my 4 year old loose with the copper! She's made 2 pendants herself, and seems to be a natural!!
Labels:
art clay copper,
certification,
easter break,
fired silver,
leaf painting,
PMC
Thursday, 1 April 2010
PMC Certification Classes
Another bit of exciting news is that I have become one of The PMC Studio's Area Training Centres. This means that I am now able to offer PMC Certification classes at my studio.
This is really exciting. In the past I had looked into offering Art Clay certification classes, but after doing Art Clay Level 1 certification I changed my mind and decided for various reasons it wasn't for me. So I stuck to my guns and carried on teaching as I always had, because I believe in doing something that you believe in.
When the chance arose for me to teach PMC Certification, I knew it was right for me. The new modules are great and cover a really good range of techniques. I believe they really set you up with good quality training and knowledge.
My website now has details of the projects covered, and also a calendar of classes available for the rest of 2010. I can't wait to get started!
This is really exciting. In the past I had looked into offering Art Clay certification classes, but after doing Art Clay Level 1 certification I changed my mind and decided for various reasons it wasn't for me. So I stuck to my guns and carried on teaching as I always had, because I believe in doing something that you believe in.
When the chance arose for me to teach PMC Certification, I knew it was right for me. The new modules are great and cover a really good range of techniques. I believe they really set you up with good quality training and knowledge.
My website now has details of the projects covered, and also a calendar of classes available for the rest of 2010. I can't wait to get started!
Labels:
certification,
Classes,
fired silver,
PMC,
workshops
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