Sculpting Hands, Feet, and Teeth

with Karen Baker

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Over 10 hours of in-depth instructions
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What you will learn:

Class 1:

About Karen
Materials needed and tools
Hands

Class 2:

Passive Hand
Active Hand

Class 3:

Veins
Skin Blemishes

Class 4:

Sculpting Feet

Class 5:

Toes
Toe nails

Class 6:

Painting

Class 7:

Open mouth sculpt

Class 8:

Sculpting teeth directly on the head

Class 9:

Sculpting teeth separately and adding to head
Tongue

BONUS CLASSES

How to mold and pour your own reference hand
How to create the “nail tool”
How to sculpt fairy (tiny) hands

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About this sculpting course

Join Karen as she gives a master class on sculpting hands, feet and teeth! Hands: everyone struggles with them and yet they are the hallmark of an accomplished doll artist, I will share all my tips and tricks that will most assuredly help you to make better hands, we will talk about gestures and how to get that pesky armature wire to not poke through!! We will cover the armature and the painting of the hand. Feet: slightly easier than the hand I will say but getting a realistic foot can still be a challenge... all will be revealed! Teeth: as I worked extensively in restorative dental for 25 years I do know a bit about teeth!! We will talk about how to shape and make very realistic teeth for your sculpts... as a bonus sculpting class, I will teach you how to mold and cast your own reference models.

Open Facebook Group to students of this course:
Curious Mondo: Sculpting Hands, Feet, and Teeth

Time table:
12 hours

Level:
Basic / Intermediate / Advanced

Target market:
Sculptors, art dolls artists, anyone who loves sculpting or want to start a new hobby or career.

Main objective:
Learn how to sculpt hands, teeth, and feet.

Prerequisite:
None

About the instructor

Karen Baker

Karen Baker was born in So. Cal, she has always been an artist but discovered polymer clay about 10 years ago, hooked on how detailed you can get with the medium she started making human figures. Her dolls are in collections all over the world and she enjoys teaching classes as well. She currently lives in Utah with her husband and 16-year-old son, two cats and one horse.