How to Sculpt a Whimsical Brownie Fairy
with Sherrie Neilson
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$137
- 10+ Video lessons in HD
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- Over 10 hours of in-depth instructions
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What you will learn in this casting course:
01
Class 1:
- About the instructor
- Materials and supplies needed
- Sculpting the head
Class 2:
- Sculpting an ear
- Blushing the face
Class 3:
- If time, make the hand armature
02
Class 4:
- Creating the hand armature
- Sculpting a hand
Class 5:
- Creating the body armature
- Sculpting the leg
Class 6:
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Painting the stockings
03
Class 7:
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Needle felting the body
Class 8:
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Putting it all together
Class 9:
- Making wings
Bonus:
- Class: Decorating a whimsical base
- Class: Decorating wings
- Class: Adding a taile to your armature
- Supplies list
- Armature chart
About this sculpting course online
Come join me on an enchanting journey where you will learn how to create your very own 7-inch whimsical brownie. I will introduce you to the brownie lore and where to find inspiration. I will go through my sculpting process of creating a detailed face, delicate little hands and how to sculpt a stockinged foot. You will learn how to make an armature using the armature diagram I created just for this doll, how to needle felt a soft body over an armature, how to make wings and then how-to put it all together.
Open Facebook Group to students of this course:
Curious Mondo: Whimsical Brownie Fairy
Time table:
9 hours
Level:
Intermediate / Advanced
Target market:
Sculptors, art dolls artists, anyone who loves sculpting or want to start a new hobby or career. Prior experience in sculpting with clay is advised
Main objective:
Learn how to sculpt a whimsical brownie fairy from scracth
Prerequisite:
None
About the instructor
Sherrie Neilson
Sherrie Neilson is an award-winning artist living in Salt Lake City, Utah. While she has been an artist her entire life, she discovered art dolls about 8 years ago but, due to the demands of her job and family there was very little time to learn the art of sculpting art dolls. In 2017 Sherrie lost her job and was blessed to be able to stay home and pursue her passion of becoming a doll artist. During the last 3 years Sherrie has graduated the Professional Doll Makers Intermediate Academy, became the contest coordinator for the Professional Doll Makers Art Guild, attended her first doll show where she took first place in the fantasy category and has opened an online store Heart of a Fairy. Sherrie continues to follow her dream.
