IN-PERSON: PR61 – Characters from Stories – Clay Figurine Modeling (pre-registration for non-members)
Date:
November 8–22, 2025
Number of Hours:
25
Members:
50€
Non-Members:
125€
Select the number of tickets and fill in the information.
8 available for pre-order
- Choice of narrative;
- Developing the idea: sketching the characters to be modeled;
- Overview of materials – different types of pastes and their behavior;
- Introduction to the appropriate tools for clay modeling;
- Experimenting with materials and tools;
- Figure modeling techniques: form, surface, movement, and texture;
- Experiments and three-dimensional artworks;
- Drying process: time and weather conditions;
- Application of engobes in different colors;
- Firing the pieces – temperature and stages.
Location: APEI Headquarters
Region: Lisbon
Target Audience: Preschool Educators and Elementary School Teachers
Format: Course
Schedule: November 8, 15, and 22: 9:00 a.m.–1:00 p.m. and 2:00 p.m.–6:00 p.m.
Number of Hours: 25
Accreditation Record: CCPFC/ACC-132708/24: It is hereby certified that, for the purposes set forth in Article 8(1) and for the purposes of applying Article 9 of the Legal Framework for Continuing Education for Teachers (scientific and pedagogical dimension), this program counts toward career advancement for the following teachers: groups 100 and 110
Region: Lisbon
Target Audience: Preschool Educators and Elementary School Teachers
Format: Course
Schedule: November 8, 15, and 22: 9:00 a.m.–1:00 p.m. and 2:00 p.m.–6:00 p.m.
Number of Hours: 25
Accreditation Record: CCPFC/ACC-132708/24: It is hereby certified that, for the purposes set forth in Article 8(1) and for the purposes of applying Article 9 of the Legal Framework for Continuing Education for Teachers (scientific and pedagogical dimension), this program counts toward career advancement for the following teachers: groups 100 and 110
Olga Neves,
Bachelor of Fine Arts, Faculty of Fine Arts, Lisbon.
Training Course in Scientific Illustration – Faculty of Sciences – Department of Biology, University of
Aveiro.
He collaborates with authors and publishers on book illustrations and has had about 60 books published.
He currently collaborates with the writer Ana Meireles on illustrations for fables and short stories.
He conducts research and creates illustrations based on the legends and myths of Brazil's indigenous peoples.
He has participated in several book fairs in Lisbon, Araraquara, Piracicaba, and Paraty.
Since 1999, he has held numerous exhibitions featuring sculpture, ceramics, illustration, and contemporary medal art.


