How to make Mona Lisa plasticine

The practice of Mona Lisa plasticine is as follows: Teacher C teaches you how to make Mona Lisa creative handmade ultra-light mud refrigerator magnets and ultra-light paper mud.

The Mona Lisa, an oil painting created by Italian Renaissance painter Leonardo da Vinci, is now in the Louvre Museum. This painting mainly shows the typical image of women's elegance and tranquility, and shapes the image of bourgeois women in a city during the rise of capitalism.

Theme of the work

Mona Lisa's posture has been sublimated into a sacred symbol. It is not only a question of artistic law, but also an impact on the surging trend of humanism in the Renaissance, and it is the embodiment of a lofty and meticulous ideal in the hearts of spiritual returnees and awakened people. The Mona Lisa has another symbolic meaning that is difficult to explain, such as the Buddha's sitting posture, standing posture, preaching posture, the dynamic posture of the bodhisattva, and several symbolic postures of Christ, such as spreading out his hands, holding a cross and pointing to the sky, all of which have some non-secular meanings.

It's not artificial, but it must be. It is the most unnatural, natural, uncomplicated, simple, relaxed and heavy style. You can neither praise it nor criticize it. Just like this. People can only indulge in it, but can't praise it methodically.

Ultra-light clay, a kind of paper clay, is called ultra-light clay for short. It is easier and more comfortable to pinch, more suitable for modeling, and the works are lovely. Popular in Japan, it is a new type of environmentally friendly, non-toxic and naturally air-dried hand modeling material. It is mainly made of foaming powder (vacuum microspheres) made of polymer materials, and then physically mixed with polyvinyl alcohol, crosslinking agent, glycerol, pigment and other materials in a certain proportion.