Textured Art & Sculpture Workshops
ARTISTIC IMPRESSIONS
We run hands-on workshops where you make textured art and 3D sculptures using eco-friendly materials, with a focus on learning practical techniques for architecture students and beginners.
Pricing Guide
Junior Art & Clay Foundation
Session Details
- Duration: 60 to 90 minutes of guided instruction per slot.
- Batch Size: Small group setting (4 to 10 students) to ensure individual attention.
- Mentorship: Guidance overseeing correct grip and technique foundation.
Materials & Output
- Supplies: Unlimited use of air-dry modeling clay, student-grade acrylic/poster paints, card paper, and craft adhesives.
- Tools: Access to studio rolling pins, moulding tools, brushes, and palettes.
- Takeaway: 1 tangible artwork per session (e.g., clay figurine, paper sculpture, or painting).
Adult Textured Art & Knife Painting
Workshop Details
- Duration: 1.5 to 2 hours of intensive practical work.
- Expert Instruction: Mentorship by Prof. Hansa Sewani focusing on pressure control and layering techniques.
- Technique: Intro to composition, color theory, and tactile material handling.
Materials & Output
- Surface: One Medium-sized Canvas Board or Stretched Canvas (approx. 10x12 or 12x16 inches).
- Mediums: Professional modeling paste, heavy-body acrylic paints, and metallic accents (gold/silver leaf).
- Equipment: Use of professional metal palette knives, spatulas, and texturing combs.
- Takeaway: A fully dried, textured abstract or semi-abstract painting ready for framing.
Architectural Relief & Sculpture Masterclass
Masterclass Details
- Duration: Intensive 3 to 4-hour session (may be split for drying time).
- Level: Academic-level training suitable for B.Arch portfolios or professional designers.
- Curriculum: Focus on Maheshwari Tile Patterns, geometric repetition, and heritage motifs.
Technical Specs
- Materials: Professional sculpting clay (Terracotta/Stoneware style), MDF backing boards, and bonding agents.
- Tools: Precision equipment including loop tools, wire cutters, needle tools, and calipers.
- Output: A portfolio-ready 3D relief panel or complex sculpture.
About Textured Art & Sculpture Workshops
Art is something I want you to feel, not just look at. After three decades in this field, I’ve seen how textured art and sculpture can change the way a space feels and how people connect with it. My workshops are all about making art that’s got depth, character, and a story you can touch.
Who Joins In
- B.Arch students and aspiring architects who want to turn ideas into real, tactile forms. We work on visual arts assignments, prep for juries, and get hands-on with architectural model making workshop style projects.
- Beginners and artists who just want to try something new. No fancy skills needed, just a bit of curiosity.
- Anyone tired of screens and looking for a creative break.
What We Actually Do
- Start with sketches, then get our hands dirty with clay relief workshop techniques - making tiles with Maheshwari patterns, florals, animals, or abstract stuff.
- Use paper and fabric to build 3D wall art classes style sculptures. Sometimes it’s messy, but that’s half the fun.
- Layer up textured panels that play with light and shadow.
- Always focusing on building up forms in three dimensions, not just flat surfaces.
Why It Matters
- You’ll pick up patience, precision, and a bit of confidence.
- For architecture folks, it’s a real boost for your portfolio and thinking process.
- For everyone else, it’s a mindful art creation experience - a way to slow down and just make something real.
I use good, eco-friendly materials like sadhuchi mati (idol clay) and natural binders. The process is slow, intentional, and honestly, sometimes a bit unpredictable - but that’s what makes it worth it.
Meet your Expert
Artistic Impressions
31 connects in last 3 months
My Story
Hi, I’m Hansa Sewani. Been at this for 35 years, but honestly, nature still teaches me the most. You look at a leaf, a mountain, patience is everywhere. That’s how I work too. My art’s not just for show - it’s got to mean something. Like that Shrinathji mural I did, not for show-off, but for memories. I listen, I try to make walls feel like home. Art’s connection, not just decoration.
My Work
What I do - Custom 3D murals, textured paintings, sculpted wall art, personalised portraits, big installations, art classes for artists and architects.
Art you can feel - I make spaces feel calm, alive, or grounded. It’s about what you feel, not just what you see.
Eco-friendly, long-lasting - I use natural stuff - clay, ceramic paste, marble powder. These sculpted murals for homes last way longer than just paint.
My way of working - We talk, I sketch, then build up layers by hand. No rushing. Every piece gets patience.
Trust means everything - Best work happens when there’s trust. I’ve done over 1,000 projects; honesty and heart in each one.
