Face Off

Windburn

I have been watching the most recent season of Face Off and I'm really enjoying it. The show certainly has it's problems, but I love the exuberant creativity. I do wish there was a lot less drama and more focus on the technical aspects and process of creating these prosthetics.

I have absolutely zero experience in sculpting or make-up, but I would love to try my hand at it. Does anyone know of hobby classes or programs in the metro-Atlanta area?

If not, does anyone here have experience in the area that could give me some guidance on how to get started? My biggest concern is materials and space, which is why I would prefer a class setting. But if that's not an option, I'll take what I can get.

Thanks.

Whacktose

Eons ago I took pottery classes at Callenwolde (http://www.callanwolde.org/). They likely still have sculpture classes. It's a really cool place.