Keep reading for step-by-step photos to create this cute kitten.
Sunday
Make this Pink & White Cat
Monday
Face Modeling Video
This is a very good video demonstration of how to model a cute face in cold porcelain. You may not understand the language (just mute it) but the important parts....how she uses her fingers to shape the face....are very clear. Note that the eyes are painted on later and are not part of the face shaping, this simplifies the modeling.
Wednesday
Tulips Made with Cold Porcelain
Create these realistic tulips with this tutorial from Russian artist Antonina Melnichenko. Antonina gives us some unique tips in this detailed, step-by-step photo tutorial, such as using a spoon to lay the petals in as they dry, assuring a cupped shape. She also collects real pollen to glue to her clay flowers!
Commercial cutters and veiners are used to cut both petals and leaves out of cold porcelain. You can make your own cutters or purchase an inexpensive set of flower cutters at Amazon (and other websites) such as the Wilton Gum Paste Flowers Set or one of the special tulip sets shown below that includes a cutter and veiner.
Friday
Jorge Rubicce Basic Doll Head Demo
| Cold Porcelain figure by Jorge Rubicce |
In the following video, master craftsman Jorge Rubicce, shows us his method for modeling the head of his cute cold porcelain figures. He starts with a Styrofoam ball (for armature) and an equal size ball of cold porcelain to create an egg shaped head. Notice that he uses his palms to form the cold porcelain and always works toward center. He also applies hand cream to his hands while smoothing out surface of cold porcelain.
Labels:
Cute Characters,
doll,
Doll Figures,
Jorge Rubicce,
Video-demo
Monday
How to Wrap a Styrofoam Cone with CP-Method 2
| Wrap a foam cone to use for body of figure |
Today we have another demonstration in a series of instructional videos from Marisol Romero about cold porcelain. Many air-dry clay projects call for Styrofoam shapes as armatures for figure modeling and sometimes, instead of a simple ball, you need a larger, oblong shape or double spheres. In the following video, Marisol shows how to tape 2 Styrofoam balls together and wrap both with cold porcelain (or other air-dry clay) and
Tuesday
How to Make Cold Porcelain Without Cooking
Alternative recipe from Heidy Jackson for making cold porcelain modeling paste the easy way ....No stove, No microwave, No Vaseline, No glycerin!!
Wednesday
CP Tips from Marisol
| Marisol Romero |
What is Cold Porcelain? Cold Porcelain (CP) is a modeling compound that is composed of white glue and cornstarch. The recipe for cold porcelain is quite simple and it can be made or home or purchased commercially. CP is a material that can be modeled in small volumes and large. Its characteristics are softness, whiteness and elasticity. CP is known throughout the world, in every region or country, by many different names. Besides Cold Porcelain, it is known as Porcelana Fria, Masa Flexible, Biscuit, and Pasta di Mais among others.
See this page for recipes and how to make Cold Porcelain video. If you make your own dough, keep in mind that, to be of good quality, the ingredients you use should also be good quality.
Marisol Romero is a cold porcelain artist from Argentina, where this medium is very popular. On her website she shares some of her cold porcelain tips. Below are some of her tips translated to English as best as we can!
Thursday
Make a Chicken and a Cow Fridge Magnet
This is a demonstration using molds to create body parts, but the simple shapes of the chicken and the cow could be made by hand if you don't have the molds. What makes them extra cute is the painting techniques!
Labels:
Animals-Pets,
Birds-Chickens,
cow,
molds,
Ornaments-Magnets,
Video-demo
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