Almost every child loves to sculpt. Even adults are not averse to picking up plasticine and making funny figures, especially with children. And some adults make sculpting as their hobby. Learning to sculpt beautiful figures is not difficult. The main thing is to start with easy figures, and only then move on to more complex and intricate ones.
Instructions
Step 1
Stock up on plasticine, a set of stacks, cold water in a cup, find a picture of what you want to sculpt. You will need water to secure the figure. If you knead plasticine in your hands for a long time, it becomes soft. After fastening the parts, they should be immersed in cold water so that they harden and do not lose shape.
Step 2
We advise you to mold a snowman figurine. To do this, you just need to be able to roll flat balls, "sausages", cylinders from plasticine and slightly change their shape.
Step 3
Roll three white plasticine balls: large, medium and small. A bucket for a snowman's head can be made blue by molding a cylinder from a piece of plasticine, slightly tapering downward. Blind two small balls that will act as the snowman's hands.
Step 4
Connect the white balls into a regular pyramid, stick a bucket on the top ball-head. Stick your hands to the snowman's body. You can also complement the picture by sculpting a thin sausage and attaching it to the ends of the plasticine bucket. This will be his rim.
Step 5
From red or orange plasticine, mold a cone-shaped carrot nose, a thin and short sausage (the mouth of a snowman). Make the eyes out of two black plasticine balls. Now stick the nose, mouth and eyes to the snowman's face.
Step 6
Two small balls of any dark color, attached to the body of the figure, will serve as buttons.
Step 7
For a whisk or a large stick (as you like), you will need black plasticine. Form a long sausage out of it, attach it to the lower ball of the snowman's torso and to his arm to hold it. For a more stable stick, you will need a match or a toothpick, which you just need to stick with plasticine and put in place. So our snowman is ready. Now you can hone your plasticine skills on more complex shapes.
