Description of clay figurines (1)
"The Family Talent Contest has begun!" I shouted just after dinner. This led to a big competition of clay figurines.
I took out a bucket of plasticine and said to my father, mother, grandmother and grandpa, "Who pinched the fastest and who pinched the most creatively in today's big competition?" Then I announced, "The competition is now on.". After saying that, I dared not neglect, returned to my seat, pulled out a piece of white plasticine, and began to pinch a pig. At this time, I had no concern for other "players". First, I divided the plasticine into four sections, selected two pieces and rubbed them into one big circle and one small circle, then glued the limbs on the big circle and the facial features on the small circle, and then put red "clothes" on him. Suddenly, I gave him a pair of small wings. In this way, my "Angel Pig" is finished. I looked up and saw that other "contestants" were still busy working on their own works. Ha! I was the first to finish pinching.
After a while, everyone finished their own works. Look! Dad pinched a beer bottle; Mother pinched a TV set; Grandma pinched a jar of honey; Grandpa pinched a toothbrush. What a show of skill! Then look at my work, a vivid and festive "Little Angel Pig" is displayed in front of everyone. After many comparisons, the whole family agreed that my "Angel Pig" is both image and creative.
Finally, my work won the first place and was unanimously rated as "Little Clay Sculpture Home". After this activity, I experienced the happiness of organizing activities together with my family. In the future, I will organize more similar activities to consolidate the harmonious atmosphere of the family and make our home a happy family.
Description of clay figurines (2)
Making clay figurines is a favorite game in my childhood. All kinds of "characters" are works that I show off to others.
When I was a child, I loved to play "clay figurines", and often asked my friends to play clay figurine games together. First, find the clay with strong viscosity, mix a little water and knead it continuously until the viscosity becomes extremely flexible, even if the transformation of clay is completed. Take a lump of mud with a big fist and squeeze it into the shape of a "person". You can pinch children, adults, old women, and grandparents of different ages. You can also pinch people in motion, such as walking, running, and jumping. You can also pinch the faces of people sitting upright, apply gouache paint on the faces of clay figurines, and paint them with facial expressions such as crying, laughing, and anger. After completing these processes, although the hands, face and clothes are covered with mud, my heart is happy. After these clay figurines are done, put them on the windowsill and the desk, and ask the little partner to judge them. Even if it is only appreciated by a friend, the taste is too sweet to say
When I see other children playing with clay figurines, I can't help showing them some tricks. The joy of childhood has many tastes of mud.
Description of clay figurines (3)
The first time I kneaded clay figurines was because I saw my grandfather kneading clay figurines in the park. After returning home, I pestered my mother to teach me how to knead clay figurines. For a long time, my entertainment was kneading clay figurines, so that my best handicraft now was clay figurines.
There are all kinds of clay figurines I made at home, including sheep, watermelons, and beautiful fairies... I looked at these clay figurines and thought to myself: Let me put these clay figurines together for a big party!
"Tink, Tink, Tink," the beautiful symphony sounded. Look, the fairy danced beautifully, Mr. Watermelon sang with his head held high, and the little sheep bleated
Making clay figurines made me fall in love with handicrafts even more; Pinching clay figurines makes my hands more dexterous; Making clay figurines has brought me endless happiness. I love making clay figurines, and it has become an indispensable good partner in my after-school life.
Description of clay figurines (4)
Look, the clay figurines with different postures have finally come out!
Pig Bajie with vivid shape, Altman with exquisite carving, and peacocks with colorful colors... there are everything. So today I will show you something!
In fact, making clay figurines looks simple, but it is difficult to do. But after a week of research and learning, my "craftsmanship" is excellent!
First, I took out a bamboo stick, wrapped it with a thin layer of skin colored plasticine, and then used a piece of pink plasticine to pinch Monkey King's face and stick it to the top of the stick; Then two pieces of sesame sized yellow plasticine were squeezed out and inserted into the monkey's eyes, and two smaller "black balls" were inserted into the eyes, ha ha! Sun Wukong's flaming eyes were successful.
Then, I inserted a small bamboo stick under my eyes and gently picked it. The monkey grew a nose; I used a small bamboo stick to draw an arc under my nose, and the cute little monkey grinned. Later, I put four limbs on it, put on red clothes, hundred bottom soap boots, a flowered hat, a black and white tiger skirt, and a green belt. At this time, Sun Wukong's left leg was straight, his right leg was arched, one hand holding Ruyi's gold hoop stick, the other hand holding his waist, and he was watching the front carefully. Hey hey, what a majestic sage!
It was still early, so I continued to make a little black dog. It was covered with black shiny fur, shiny and smooth like black satin, and its small snow-white paws were like four plum blossoms; The pouting tail is even more attractive.
Tell me about my skill?
Description of clay figurines (5)
The Children's Day will be held in two days. The teacher asked each of us to prepare a talent show. What should we do? I thought of my unique skill. It's not my boast. It's really unique. If you don't believe me, just look!
Today, my father and mother took me to my hometown in the countryside. As soon as I entered the yard, I saw a pile of dry clay, and I could finally squeeze the clay figurine. I was secretly happy, not to mention how happy I was.
I found a basin, filled it with some water, put the dry soil into the basin, and knead it as hard as a dough until it becomes a dough.
The clay figurine kneading starts.
In the first step, I pulled a small piece from the clay ball and twisted it into a ball. I used a branch to draw the nose, eyes and mouth on it, which is the head of the clay figurine. The second step is to pull a large piece from the mud ball and twist it into two identical small columns to serve as the hands of the clay figurines. The third step is to pull a slightly larger ball from the mud ball and rub a large column as the body of the clay figure. Step four, pinch out two ellipses of the same size, and press one side flat as a foot. Step 5: Knead the remaining mud balls into several thin strips and stick them to your head as hair.
Finally, it is the assembly work.
Stick the head to the top of the big cylinder with water, stick the pinched hand to the lower part of the head, and then stick the two small oval uneven sides to the bottom of the cylinder. So the clay figurines are assembled. If you think it is not perfect, you can also dress it in high-grade clothes, and it will come alive.
How about my clay figurine! On the day of June 1, I will bring my clay figurines to class and show them to my classmates. They must like them very much.
Description of clay figurines (6)
When I was seven or eight years old, I often went to New Oriental Kindergarten to play. Because there is a grandpa who can knead clay figurines.
It was a tall, thin grandfather with a face like a deflated balloon. It's crumpled. Always wear black cloth clothes and a small black felt hat. There is always a kind smile on his face.
The clay figurines he made are really interesting. The color is not monotonous, and the shapes are different. It looks like the real thing. The animals he pinched are vivid and lovable. Maybe it's because I'm a chicken. My favorite is a chicken with small flowers.
There is a chicken in the middle of the counter. You see, it has a plump body, a high head and a general style. The wings on both sides of the body are the most beautiful, colorful feathers, and even some small lines on the feathers are shown, as if they are ready to fly. Look at the chicken's eyes again, they are black. With grandpa's skillful hand, the eyes of the chicken are very bright. The chicken's mouth is also ingenious. The edge of the mouth is slippery and comfortable to touch. The mouth is slightly open. I guess it is about to ring!
There are many exquisite clay figurines on the counter: Altman in flying position, Doraemon lovely, astronauts waving, dumbfounded biscuit man... Grandpa must have spent a lot of effort.
Every time it is the setting sun kissing Xishan, I just reluctantly go home. Now that grandpa has never come back, how I miss him!
Description of clay figurines (7)
What a boring day! Suddenly, I had an idea: why not make clay figurines!
Just do what I say. I went to the stationery store and bought a piece of purple clay. When I got home, I took it out and kneaded it. But the clay is really hard! I tried every means to soften it, but the mud was like a naughty "wild boy" who wouldn't listen to me! I'm so worried that I'm like an ant on a hot pot. I don't know what to do! Suddenly, I came up with a good idea: I brought a basin of water, and after a few drops, it softened like a defeated soldier, so I can show my skills!
First, squeeze it into a ball, and then rub out two soft arms; Then make a fashionable high neck shirt and a pair of handsome pants, like a star suit! But how can I walk without calves?! Then I'm going to put two legs on her. Her legs are as thin and long as those of a ballet dancer. If you want her to become a real "black beauty", that hair is indispensable! Let me dye her golden curls! First rub out long hair, and then roll them into wavy curls. The hair is done like this. At last, a dark curly haired girl with five facial features is finished! Although she hasn't painted yet, I think she is already a very handsome "black beauty"!
Looking at the results of their own labor, I felt happy and strengthened my practical ability. I will do better next time, I believe.
Description of clay figurines (8)
In life, there are many works of art, each of which has a glorious history. And the craftsmanship of making these works of art can only be counted today. What we can see now is mostly made by machines.
There was an old man who kneaded clay figurines under a stone bridge in the south of the Yangtze River. He was gentle, simple, cheerful, and liked to listen to children's laughter. Although he was over sixty, he had an ageless childlike heart. Years have carved wrinkles on his once young face. As long as he smiles, those wrinkles will appear deeper.
There is a stool and a box beside him. There are many holes on a shelf to put the tags for the mud dolls.
When he saw me coming, he put the stool in front of me, smiled and said: "Sit down, what do you want? Monkey King? Cartoon characters?" "Monkey King!" I shouted happily. He took out all kinds of mud from the box, red, white, yellow and black, and began to pinch them. He held the mud skillfully in his hand and asked me, "What grade are you in? How old are you? What's your name?" I answered one by one. Then he told me jokes, which made me cringe.
The happy time was too short, and the clay figurine was soon kneaded. "How much?" I asked. "One yuan." The price surprised me. You know, if you buy it elsewhere, it will be much more expensive. The old man said, "I am an old man. I have nothing to do at home. I come out to coax the children and relax my mind." I looked at my grandfather gratefully, "thank you". He smiled again, "Go, good boy!" I ran happily.
Jiangnan is really good. There are ancient towns, green rivers, bluestone slabs, and the unforgettable grandfather.
Description of clay figurines (9)
China is one of the four ancient civilizations in the world, with a history and culture of 5000 years. With a long history, traditional customs and folk art are indispensable. There are verbal performances that imitate sounds, stilts that make people taller by several meters, face changes in Sichuan Opera that make people dizzy, and fire breathing performances when worshipping gods. Today, I will introduce a funny folk art - clay figurines.
As the name suggests, clay figurines are made of various colors of mud and noodles to form small people, animals and other shapes. The masters who knead the clay figurines are all ingenious. When they look at the unimpressive mud in their hands, they rub it, rub it, pinch it, and press it, they become the Monkey King who can walk in the clouds, the charming pig Banner, and the green Chinese cabbage
It seems simple to knead clay figurines, but it is actually very difficult. Every rubbing should be just right, without any deviation. The clay figurine master's fingers are flexible. His fingers wander among the mud balls, and the mud becomes thinner than noodles immediately. I often wonder how those clay figurine masters can make such fine clay strips so quickly? I am puzzled.
Every time I see a stall selling clay figurines, my legs seem to be filled with lead. I always look at it and want one. But as soon as I saw my pocket, I had already seen the bottom, and I had already spent a few coppers when I went out, then I would be very embarrassed and reluctantly leave the small stall.
Making clay figurines is a folk art that makes children have unlimited fun; A folk art that makes Chinese culture from plane to three-dimensional; A breathtaking folk art.
Description of clay figurines (10)
"It's fun!" "Ha ha ha!" "Who are you going to pinch?"...... Every student's face is filled with sweet smiles. What makes them so happy? Presumably, when you hear the word "pinch", you have guessed it. Yes, we are playing with mud and kneading clay figurines. I have to say that this activity is very interesting.
When the teacher announced that he would carry out the activity of "playing with mud and kneading clay figurines", the whole class became excited. The teacher said that the mud needed to be made by himself, and let the little teacher in the class do a demonstration. First, filter out all the impurities in the soil, and then add some water, a small amount of which can be added many times. You can not add too much at one time. If it is not soft or hard, you can add a small amount of cotton fiber. After it is well rammed and fermented for a few days, you can knead all kinds of people and animals.
Finally, it's time for the clay figurine demonstration class. Who should I pinch? Ah, I thought of it! Just pinch him, the monitor of our class - Wang Zhongnan. First, I knead a lump of mud into a circle to make his head; Then make a cylinder, when his body; Finally, he pinched out his limbs and connected all parts of his body. Eh? Why can't they be connected together? It turned out that the mud was dry, and I fixed them together with a toothpick. Finally, use the refill to engrave the hair, eyes, nose and mouth, and you are done.
It's fun to make clay figurines. I'm very happy. After the activity of "kneading clay figurines and playing with clay", I will work more carefully and patiently.
Description of clay figurines (11)
In the lobby of the hotel, there is a stall holding clay figurines, and a middle-aged artist sits beside the stall. He looked older, his skin was very dry, his hair was a little messy, and he was wearing an old jacket.
The things on his workbench are not strange: several boxes of large plasticine, half a comb, and a tool knife. In the most prominent position are two clay sculptures: one is Sun Wukong, wearing a yellow monk's clothes, surrounded by a pair of brown and black tiger skin, with a pair of black boots on his feet, his left hand against his forehead, and his right hand holding a gold stirrup stick, looking into the distance; The other is a big cock, with a dark yellow coat and a bright red comb. He is raising his head to announce the dawn. The clay sculpture is lifelike, lifelike and moving, which makes people love it. I decided to buy a clay sculpture.
My uncle asked me, "What do you want?" I said, "A little mouse."
First, he took some golden clay and divided it into two parts. He rubbed the small piece on the table with his hands, and the head of the little mouse was born. He took a little black plasticine to make eyes, nose, mouth and beard. His hands are very flexible and he is skilled in pinching them. Then he made the big piece of plasticine into the lower body, front feet and back feet of the little mouse, picked up the white and green plasticine, and in a twinkling of an eye, a small corn cob appeared in front of me. He easily put corn on the mouse's front foot, and finally let the little mouse sit on a mat with several "green grass" inserted. I saw a cute little mouse sitting on the grass eating hot and fragrant corn cobs. I was stunned.
The uncle who pinched the clay figurine was really good. He made a little mouse at once. It was so exquisite and beautiful. I want to give him ten thousand compliments.
Description of clay figurines (12)
Traditional culture and exquisite handicrafts have always been preserved in Chinese history. I read an essay in a book, which recorded how to make arts. As soon as I saw the making of the traditional handicrafts, I was confused and dazzled. It's very difficult just to see, let alone do it.
At first, I felt a little difficult, but suddenly I thought of an ancient saying: "Where there is a will, there is a way. If there is no way, there is no way.", I bought some materials for handicrafts on the street.
Now I will follow the book, and I will begin to study hard. The first time I did it, I didn't look like it at all. The old people called it "four unlike", and I know what it means. I don't believe that my kung fu is worth the effort. I didn't do it well. At first, I felt confident, but later, I became more and more distressed. I threw my things around and now I don't do anything.
Unexpectedly, a white headed grandpa came here a few days later. He dressed strangely. They said that he was a craftsman. I went to find him immediately. When I first saw him, his face was very serious and seemed to be very strict. I can't help but walk over to him and want to worship him as my teacher. Unexpectedly, he is happy, and his face looks like a happy flower. He teaches very carefully.
He is very skilled, and he always teaches me slowly step by step. So I gradually learned, as long as I learned the method, it was very simple!
Later, the grandpa also left. This is our traditional handicraft in China.
