Creative · All levels
Follow recorded lessons step by step: plaster relief, gold leaf, a flat resin background, gemstones and crystals, all in one finished artwork.

Gilded trees with glittering crowns of stones look effortless in photographs. When you try to make one yourself, the problems appear quickly. The plaster cracks or slides off the board, the gold leaf wrinkles on the relief, and the resin background ends up uneven or full of dust and bubbles.
Most people also struggle before they even begin. There are dozens of plasters, textured pastes, leaf types, glues, varnishes, pigments and resins, and it is hard to know what to order and what each one is actually for. A wrong guess means wasted money and a half-finished panel left in a drawer.
This workshop is built to remove that guesswork. It walks you through one complete artwork in the order you would really make it, and it explains why each material and each step is chosen. You see the whole process on screen, so you can pause, rewind and work alongside it at your own table.
The programme suits complete beginners as well as artists who already work with resin and want to add relief, gilding and inlay to their repertoire. By the end you will not only have a finished panel, you will understand the method well enough to design your own tree.
Skills you build while making the panel, from the first sketch to the final edge finish.
Know which surfaces work with which materials and how to prime them for plaster.
Build a base yourself instead of depending on ready-made boards.
Use several simple methods to arrive at a composition you like.
Shape a bas-relief tree with single or double volume.
Pick the right leaf, glue and varnish and apply them cleanly.
Mix resin and pigments and work with one or two layers.
Understand how and when to set natural stones during the pour.
Inlay crystals at the right stage so they stay secure and sparkle.
Treat the edges of the work and choose a suitable hanging method.
Instead of teaching isolated tricks, the workshop follows a single panel through every stage. You start with the materials and the base, then add the relief, gild it, pour the background, set the stones and crystals and finally finish the edges.
Seeing the order of operations is what makes the difference. You learn why the relief must be fully dry before gilding, why the background is poured after the gold is protected, and at which moment stones are placed so they sit evenly in the resin.

All lessons are pre-recorded videos, and they become available as soon as your payment is confirmed. There are no fixed start dates and no deadlines, so you move at the pace that fits your week. Many people watch a lesson, pause, and complete that stage of the panel before moving on.
The programme includes a materials list with links to the suppliers and discount codes, so you can order everything in one go and avoid buying the wrong product. A shared chat for all learners lets you compare progress and ask questions, and there is a private chat with a tutor who supervises your work at each stage.
Once a month there is also a live broadcast where current questions from learners are discussed. These calls are an extra, so you can follow the course fully through the recordings alone.
Six modules that follow the real order of work on the panel.
The complete process of making the panel, from materials to finishing.
Return to any lesson whenever you need a refresher.
Includes discount codes for suppliers.
Exchange progress and ideas with others on the programme.
Get guidance and help at every stage of your work.
Current questions are answered on a live broadcast each month.
The knowledge to design your own original panel afterwards.

When you finish the lessons, you will have a completed jewellery tree panel with a raised, gilded trunk, a flat resin background and a crown of stones and crystals. More importantly, you will know how each stage works, so you can repeat it at a different size or with other colours.
You will be able to choose materials with confidence, prepare a base properly and avoid the typical mistakes with plaster, leaf and resin. Because you understand the logic of the process, you can change the tree shape, the colour scheme and the stones to make a design that is truly your own.
The recordings stay available, so when you begin a new piece you can go back to the exact lesson you need.
There is no fixed schedule. Working with plaster and resin involves drying time between steps, so many people spend a few hours a week watching a lesson and working on the panel. You decide the pace.
No. The programme suits beginners and working artists alike. You do not need to be able to draw, because the sketch lessons show several ways to create a composition.
Your lessons become available straight after your payment is confirmed. You can start watching right away and return to them whenever you like.
You can request a refund within 14 days of your purchase.
All lessons are pre-recorded videos. You also get a materials list with links, and access to learner and tutor chats.
Yes. The course is a recording with unlimited access, so you can rewatch any lesson at any time.
Yes. The course includes a full list of materials with links and discount codes so you can order what you need for the panel.
Yes. There is a shared chat with other learners, a private chat with a tutor who guides you through each stage, and a monthly live call to discuss current questions.
Order the workshop and begin with the materials list today.