Bas-Relief is a technique as old as humankind’s very first artistic endeavors, a way of sculpting figures that are slightly raised from a flat surface. Bas-Relief sculptures could be found on the walls of all kinds of buildings and temples from ancient Egypt, Rome and Greece, and now it’s making a

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My name is Marta and I have a dream to be the best at sculpting with plasticine. I remember when I was a child I would make little clay animals and place them around the kitchen. I have always loved surrounding myself with tiny figurines – I really liked feeling the comfort of their presence. There

Originally I am a Visual Arts teacher. Formerly, I was also a teacher at a High school. I held several classes in drawing-painting, sculpting and various other skills. In the meantime I was a creative hobby creative hobby advisor at RTL TV. It was in 2008 when I first began to make miniatures. At