Introduction to Clay Figurative Sculpture
Course final project
A course by Cristina Córdova , Figurative ceramic artist and teacher
Joined May 2019
About the final project for: Introduction to Clay Figurative Sculpture
Introduction to Clay Figurative Sculpture
“We are at the end of the course. I'm glad you made it so far! I had a great time sharing my story and the techniques I've developed throughout my career. Before I say goodbye, here are some tips for your final project and also for your journey sculpture journey: • Organize your workspace and gather your materials. • Print and trim your templates. • Cut and shape your clay slabs according to the templates. • Start sculpting, first the neck and the torso, and then the head and its features. • Put it all together and give it the final touches. For your final project, you can share images of any of the steps of the sculpting process. But don't forget to publish some pictures of the final piece. Here is the result of my project to inspire your journey:




Partial transcription of the video
“Final Project I'm glad you made it. This is end of the course. I've had a great time sharing my story and some of the influences that helped me along the way. In this lesson, we'll review and I'll give you some tips to stay focused along your sculpture journey. First, make sure you have all your tools ready and accessible in your workspace. If you need to stand or sit, that's ok, just make sure you're comfortable. Make sure you keep things clean in your workspace as you don't want to be breathing harmful silica dust. Templating is a helpful tool as you're translating from two dimensions int...”
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Course summary for: Introduction to Clay Figurative Sculpture
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Category
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Areas
Fine Arts, Sculpture

Cristina Córdova
A course by Cristina Córdova
Cristina Córdova is a renowned figurative ceramic artist from Puerto Rico. With nearly 20 years of experience, she has dedicated her career to creating clay sculptures that explore the human figure and its various expressions.
After completing her graduate studies in ceramics and a three-year residency at the prestigious Penland School of Craft, Cristina founded Córdova Studios, where she has developed her artistic practice.
Her work is part of the permanent collections of major institutions such as the Smithsonian American Art Museum, the Mint Museum, the Everson Museum, and the Museum of Art of Puerto Rico.
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