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Macabre Molding

$75.00

Register for “Macabre Molding” facilitated by Keith Heinz on October 23 & 24, 2:00 – 4:00pm. Registration is required. Space will be limited so sign up early!

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Description

Keith Heinz wants you to pull his finger – right out of his hand!

Come join this ghoulish two-day class and make a piece worthy of any Halloweeny household: make a mold of your very own finger and produce a macabre one-of-a-kind severed finger art piece! Using simple techniques, you will produce an intricate project to take home, as well as produce a finger mold, suitable for multiple casts to keep. Make new iterations of your piece or give people unsettling ice cubes for years to come.

In this two-day workshop Keith Heinz will have you make a one-of-a-kind, perfect-for-Halloween prop: your own finger perfectly recreated in resin, complete with plaster bone! And we do mean YOUR finger – each attendee will make a silicone mold of their own finger; we’ll then use polymer clay to sculpt a bone to be molded and then cast in plaster (a conveniently bone-like material). We’ll learn how to use alcohol inks to approximate skin tones in resin and learn to fill our molds in ways that minimize bubbles and air pockets. On day two, with everything cured and de-molded, we’ll attach the bone to the cast finger, and decorate our nearly completed pieces. Nail polish will be both recommended and available. Finally, we’ll be using a quick-cure resin to add blood to the bone/finger seam and make some chocolate finger pops while we wait for the final cure to finish.

Materials Required: All Materials will be provided
Number of Sessions: 2
Day / Time of Class: Saturday & Sunday / 2 hours per day
Dates: October 23 & 24, 2:00 – 4:00pm
Ages: 16 yrs and up
# of Students: 10
Fee: $65 + $10 Materials Fee

Meet your Instructor: Keith Heinz is a 3rd year computer sciences major, but in his free time he can often be found sculpting, mold making, and casting poured resin – usually in the process of making a new macabre art piece. He is currently investigating ways to integrate his electrical engineering skills into his artwork, in the hopes of making uniquely interactive pieces.

 

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