How to Make a Ballerina Sculpture in Fabric using Fabric Hardener (Paverpol)
with Lise St-Cyr
On-Demand Access
$137
- 6+ Video lessons in HD
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- Over 6 hours of in-depth instructions
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What you will learn:
01
Class 1:
- Intro and bio
- Choose base for your statuette
- Make armature skeleton with wires
- Design the Ballerina pose
Class 2:
- Model the figure with Tin foil
- Sculplting forms with the tin foils, such as breasts, buttocks, calves, feet..
Class 3:
- Mummify the figure
02
Class 4:
- Paverpol application
Class 5:
- Create paste with Paverpol and Paverplast and Paversand and apply to figure
Class 6:
- Design And create a ballet suit
- Create hairdo, Necklace and decoration with paste
03
Class 7:
- Paint With acrylic colors
Class 8:
- Create a Tutu made of Releif Decoration and Paverpol
Class 9:
- Make Ballet slippers
- Paint with Acrylic colors
- Making roses with clay and creating stamped effect with the same clay
BONUS
- Bonus CLASS: Granite Base, make a Granite effect using Paverpol/Paverplast, Artstone and Paverscrub
- Bonus CLASS: Making a Stairway
About the course
In this textile art course we’ll learn: How to make a smooth finish with Paversand, How to dress the statue with Releif decoration, How to make textured effect for hair, Bonus: how to make ballerina slippers. All with Paverpol products
Open Facebook Group to students of this course:
Curious Mondo: Ballerina Sculpture in Fabric
Time table:
9 hours
Level:
Basic / Intermediate / Advanced
Target market:
Artists, anyone who loves fiber and sculpting or want to start a new hobby or career
Main objective:
Learn how to create a ballerina sculpture in fabric
Prerequisite:
None
About the instructor
Lise St-Cyr
Born in Montreal, Lise St-Cyr studied at Sherbrooke University. She started her watercolor debuts as a portraitist and executed more than 60 portraits since 1991. She discovers watercolor on canvas - different from paper, this medium brings her spontaneity and freedom. She is inspired by her world trips, the different themes that live in her bring her to discover new horizons.
Lise St-Cyr has done many solo and group exhibitions and is represented in several galleries in Quebec and Miami and Portugal. She is a member of the Canadian Watercolor Association, Figurative Art Institute and the Lakeshore Association of artists.
