Learn how to paint a clay sculpt!

In this heavy duty four-page training guide on painting clay sculpts, using special techniques, you can get exactly what you need.  These tutorials are printed on heavy gloss card stock to last you a long time.  The tutorials even have pre-punched ring binder holes so you can build your own "How To" book with the information you need. 

Each Special Technique Tutorial comes with many full color photos of every step with clear directions leading you all the way.  When using these Special Technique Tutorials you can lay them flat on your work table and when you are finished return them to your "How To" ring binder for safe keeping. 

The Painting Clay Sculpts Tutorial takes you one step at a time through the entire process of painting a clay sculpt.  You'll learn how and here to add blush, how many layers of lip paint to use, and how to enhance creases and wrinkles to make your sculpt look incredibly lifelike. 

Blush, veins and all other newborn colors form under the skin creating a texture. A newborn baby's skin has not only color but a visual texture to it as well. If you have too much then your baby will have chalky-looking skin. But if you don't have enough your baby's skin may look like un-textured plastic. This Special Technique Tutorial teaches you about the tools and supplies needed and how to use them to get the best results.

 

Below is a list of tools and supplies suggested for this program:

• Genesis Heat-Set Flesh Paint is any of the flesh colors
• A Sponge Set
• A Paint Palette
• Craft Sticks