TheWaterBearer

I am the vessel, I am TheWaterBearer

Hello beautiful creatives.

For the past couple of years, I have been collecting the most beautiful vessel shaped shells from my beach and they have been captivating me endlessly with there beautiful capacity to hold whatever I desire. I have even been creating bearers with broken and eroded vessel shaped shells mended and moulded together with my paperclay.

I have been utterly captivated by the alchemy of this creative play and I’ve been dying to share more of this with you.

Once again, I hope you will join me in this sweet tutorial workshop.

Much love, Jeanne-Marie

Lessons

I am the vessel, I am TheWaterBearer

Together we will make this sweet bearer of Water, Love and Wisdom.

Part 1

1. This lesson will start simply with an unassuming face and first allowing that to dry.

2. Using our dried face and vessel shaped shell and creating this beautiful being… TheWaterBearer.

3. How to make a coilpot vessel if you don’t have a shell cup.

4. Adding elegant hands to your piece.

5. Finding the rest of her story using a delicate napkin and acrylic paints.

If you are on the Studioworks Academy platform with Ivy Newport, then you will already have this lesson and if you are part of the ComeClaywithMe workshop, this lesson is also included there.

Part 2

I wanted the objective of this lesson to be about how even using damaged broken shells can make the most beautiful beings. Their beautiful imperfections can be made beautiful again in a new format and way. I love the promise of this.

Supply List

As always, I like to keep our supplies list limited especially with covid and the limitation of supplies that some of us are feeling during this time. I also want to encourage you to use what you can find around you, in your home, what you can find on your daily walks in the forest or on the beach and together with that, find what’s inside of us too.