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MOLDMAKING CLASSES

Molds are used to produce everything from objects of art to kitchen sinks; both as a step in unique original creations and to make multiples. When you have a three-dimensional piece to duplicate, creating the right type of mold from the original is the first step. Whether you work large or small, in metal, resin, plastic or glass, our moldmaking classes give you a great foundation and teach you which technique and which materials to use for the best results.

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CLASSES

rubber mold and plaster casting classes

Exploring Moldmaking
Entry-level
This class offers an excellent overview of the moldmaking process. You will explore a variety of materials and techniques and experiment with molding and casting. You will learn the limitations as well as the possibilities moldmaking has to offer. You'll see how moldmaking relates to other areas of study, such as metal and glass working. Personal projects are welcome, but there are limits to project size.

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moldmaking classes

Moldmaking and Casting with Plastics
Entry-level
This class is a great introduction to model making, mold making and casting. You will be guided through the process of making small simple models. The molds can then be used to cast liquid plastic, duplicating the shape of your original model. You can experiment with the variety of effects that can be created using the plastic material. The entire process is fairly quick which allows time to finish several castings. Project size will be limited.

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life casting and mold making

Life Casting
Entry-level
The oldest known lifecast is over three thousand years old and dates back to Roman times. This class teaches the basics of creating a negative mold to make a unique sculpture using the human form. This is a very hands-on class, so come prepared to be cast and get messy. Learn how to avoid the potential pitfalls of a fast-drying medium and working with a live subject. Finishing techniques are covered briefly but the main focus is on gaining exposure to the many methods of casting the various parts of the human body.

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