Thoroughly master how to quickly mass-produce high quality strawberries using silicone molds

Strawberries are a fruit with a high level of difficulty among fruit parts.

That's because it's a fruit made by almost every artist.

Since we take molds from real fruit, we only make really real strawberries. A die-cutting method with inconspicuous seams expresses a transparent gradation of red.

The coloring around the seeds makes it possible to express deep strawberries using the artist's own coloring method.

Strawberry calyx is created from a prototype, and moving calyx can be made in a short time with any number of sheets. Since they use techniques that no one else has done, such as the texture and coloring of the calyx, you will be able to make your own original strawberries that are different from other artists.

Effects you can expect after taking the course

• Since it can reliably hold down points that can be seen high, even those who are new to clay will be able to make classic strawberries. Let's master the transparent coloring method and aim for delicious strawberries.
• You will be able to make strawberries that are a notch higher by adding to the technology you have now.
• By thinking deeply about what you want to express, you will be able to show originality in your work.

Recommended classes for people like this

• Those who want to try making clay from now on
• Those who want to be able to make more realistic things
• Those who are not satisfied with the strawberries they make now and want to be able to make strawberries that are more unique to them
• Those who have compared themselves to artists around them and are struggling or impatient, or who want to increase sales even more

When you take the course

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

Things that are easy to get at 100 yen stores

・Clear holder filled with white paper (used as a work table)

・Sponge stand (for drying)

・Oil-based pen

・Scissors (or mini-scissors)

・Measuring spoon

・Design cutter

・Epoxy adhesives

・Mini steplers

・Toothpick

・Paper cups

·tissue

・Wet wipes

・Light remover

・Vinyl gloves

・Cotton swab

・Tweezers

・Poly wrap/saran wrap

・Zippered bag/master (store excess clay)

・Baby oil

・Artificial flower stems

Things I definitely want you to have

・Silicone (main agent/curing agent)

・Digital scale (0.1 g display recommended)

・Clay for Sukeru-kun blending

・Grace

・Sueru-kun

・Colorants

・Painting knife

・Plastic clay spatula

・Solvents

・Extra-fine brush for type writing

・Gloss varnish

・Matte varnish

Other things you might be able to prepare at home

・Pallets (milk cartons that have been washed and dried)

・Fresh strawberries (please prepare a few large and small ones)

・Kitchen knife or cutter (cuts the stem of a strawberry)

・Newspaper

・Packing tape

What makes this class so special

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

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.

Let's have fun creating something that anyone can do, so we can have fun creating it together so that you can have your own weapon.