It’s about creating serene, rustic beauty from paper, clay and wood: The art of hand-sculpting and assembling Santos Cage dolls and other art dolls
Santos Cage dolls have gained popularity over the last few years.
They have a serene, rustic beauty and sometimes almost eerie quality that has transformed them from use as religious icons in the 17th and 18th centuries to beautiful works of art.
Each doll has it’s own personality and as you sculpt and create you will see your own style and beauty develop.
In this class, You will learn to make three different versions of Cage dolls.
You will learn techniques in assembling armature, sculpting and painting faces, and using unconventional materials to make beautiful figural dolls.
We’ll even make a doll from a toilet paper roll!
You can join me for an in depth course on how to assemble, sculpt and paint Santos and figural dolls.
The best part is I know summer is coming so
ALL of the videos will be available and you have access for ONE FULL year from the date of payment.
So no worries if summer gets too busy and you are ready to begin again in the fall.
The course will be available for one full year!
The cost is only $19!!
To register you can go directly to Jeanne’s creative network
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