You'll be able to make “mandarin oranges” completely realistically!

If you take this class, you will be able to make your own silicone molds, and you will be able to create your own original parts without relying on commercially available molds. By changing the clay used, various textures can be expressed, and the range of works expands. You will also learn how to make “sukeru-kun” the tangerine color you want, and apply the expression “eaten mandarin orange.” UV resin has become easy to use, but let's master proper handling.

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Effects you can expect after taking the course

Master a realistic one-bushy mandarin orange with skin, and by applying it, you will be able to make thin-peeled and edible mandarin oranges
You will understand the characteristics of the three types of clay, and you will be able to use different types of clay depending on what you want to express
By mastering the mandarin orange, a part that other artists haven't worked on very often, you will be able to enhance the originality of your work and differentiate it

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Recommended classes for people like this

Those who want to try making clay from now on
Those who want to master how to handle Sukeru-kun
Those who are struggling or impatient because they compare themselves with the artists around them
Those who want to increase sales even more than they are now.

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When you take the course

Please note

Be sure to wear gloves when working with silicone, UV resin, etc. Also, please work while thoroughly ventilating the room. If you feel unwell during use, discontinue use immediately.

Necessary materials and tools for attending the course

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Things that are easy to get at 100 yen stores

・Silicone paper cups

・Plastic cup for fixing mandarin oranges (tofu pack in the course)

・Tweezers

・2 plastic bars (1 is about 20 cm/1 is about 15 cm)

·tissue

・Wet wipes

・Adhesives (2-liquid epoxy)

・Toothpick

・Vinyl gloves

・Toothbrush (to wash off the mold)

・Clear holder (work table) filled with white paper

・Sponge (for drying)

・Measuring spoon

・Poly wrap/saran wrap

・Zippered bag/mask

・Normal scissors

・Baby oil/cotton swab

・Brushes

・Resin brush (I think it would be good to keep one for resin)

・Aluminum foil (used to protect UV resin from sunlight or to protect brushes)

Things I definitely want you to have

・Mini scissors

・Silicone (main agent/curing agent)

・Digital scales

・Sueru-kun

・Various colorants

・Quick-drying acrylic

・Cosmos

・Grace

・Art presser

・UV-LED resin star drops or varnish

・UV-LED light

・Resin cleaner

・Brooch hardware

・Resin colorants

Other things you can prepare at home

・Newspaper

・Packing tape

·mandarin

・Pallets (milk cartons washed and dried)

・Water for brush washing

What makes this class so special

Composed based on success stories and failure examples that active artists have actually experienced

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The artist herself explains in detail not only the techniques and techniques she has learned over time and money, but also why they choose those materials. What I'm going to teach you in this class is “Everyone will be able to make it easily!” There may not be such a thing, but the amount of time you take will be your own solid confidence and asset. It's not something anyone can do; let's have fun creating together so that you can have your own weapon.

Does it only look like a real mandarin oranges?! Techniques that pursue more realism

You can learn the subtle coloring tricks of “Sueru-kun,” which is considered difficult.

Also, it is possible to express various textures by mixing or independently of the three types of clay. Since you can master how to handle silicone, you will be able to mold a variety of things.

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From the prototype! Fake tangerine fruit made from clay

From the prototype! Fake tangerine fruit made from clay