HP Magical Wizardly Characters and Figures! : Polymer Clay Art Sculpting
Inspired by Harry Potter, we will create Hogwarts themed Sculptures using Polymer Clay. Which House of Wizarding do you fit into? Create our Magical Sorting Hats, House Elves, Screaming Mandrake Plants, Golden Snitches & More! Sculpture.
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Magical Wizarding Charms and Figurines: All Wizard House Colors Welcome! Are you a Lion, an Eagle, a Badger, a Snake? Polymer Clay Art Sculpting In this 2 day class, we will work together to learn the steps needed to create each portion of our adorable miniature Wizarding objects. Different camera views will be used to show each step of the way. We will condition, cut, roll and form our pieces. Then we will assemble our parts and get them prepared to be baked after class is over. I will go over how to convert our creatures into charms, jewelry or wearable pieces, which is an optional step the students can do. The supplies are listed below and are necessary to complete the project. Students may personalize their pieces with their favorite house colors after the basic steps and proportions are learned. I will go over how to lacquer the clay after baking if the students want a professional, glossy finished look. **Polymer clay requires baking according to the package direction. (Generally ~275 °F/135 °C, depending on your brand of clay). You may do this after class. Parental help is necessary. Supplies: Polymer Bake Clay (any brand you prefer. I like to use Sculpey III) Basic Sculpting tools, toothpick, dotting tool (for eye sockets) A few wooden toothpicks for supports (will be cut) A cutting tool (clay knife, or anything that you are comfortable with using) A non stick surface to work on (You can cover a piece of cardboard with parchment paper and tape it to the bottom…that works) A small rolling pin or paintbrush handle or anything smooth to roll out small pieces of clay. Variety of colors of polymer clay (Colors I used: Brown, Black, White, Translucent, Pale skin tone, yellow, green, orange or terracotta) Silver and Gold Polymer Clay OR Acrylic Paint pens OPTIONAL: Clear water based gloss glaze for after baking Eye pins (to turn into charms before baking)
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Parental Guidance
**Polymer clay requires baking according to the package direction. (Generally ~275 °F/135 °C, depending on your brand of clay). You may do this after class. Parental help is necessary.
Supply List
Supplies: Polymer Bake Clay (any brand you prefer. I like to use Sculpey III) Basic Sculpting tools, toothpick, dotting tool (for eye sockets) A few wooden toothpicks for supports (will be cut) A cutting tool (clay knife, or anything that you are comfortable with using) A non stick surface to work on (You can cover a piece of cardboard with parchment paper and tape it to the bottom…that works) A small rolling pin or paintbrush handle or anything smooth to roll out small pieces of clay. Variety of colors of polymer clay (Colors I used: Brown, Black, White, Translucent, Pale skin tone, yellow, green, orange or terracotta) Silver and Gold Polymer Clay OR Acrylic Paint pens OPTIONAL: Clear water based gloss glaze for after baking Eye pins (to turn into charms before baking)
Language of Instruction
English
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Texas Teaching Certificate in Music/Theater/Arts
4 teachers have a Bachelor's degree
Bachelor's Degree in Art and Design from Savannah College of Art and Design
Bachelor's Degree in Art and Design from Fashion Institute of Technology
Bachelor's Degree in Art and Design from Savannah College of Art and Design
Bachelor's Degree in Fine/Studio Arts from Cleveland Institute of Art
1 teacher has an Associate's degree
Associate's Degree in Art and Design from Fashion Institute of Technology
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