Modeling of characters from the cartoon "Paw Patrol" from plasticine

Modeling lessons for children 3-6 years old combine business with pleasure. On the one hand, the child's fine motor skills and imagination develop, on the other hand, you can indulge in or dazzle your favorite cartoon character. In this article, we will give recommendations for sculpting the characters of the famous cartoon "Paw Patrol".

"Paw Patrol" is one of the favorite cartoons of preschoolers, where cute dogs save the world every day. The main character of the animated film is the Puppy Racer, presented in a blue police uniform. Consider a step-by-step example of sculpting this character from plasticine, which will be interesting for children.

To create the Racer figure, you will need a plasticine mass of blue, brown, light brown, white, black, yellow and blue colors.

• First of all, you should work on the torso. Form a flat-ended blue plasticine cone and prick it onto a toothpick.
• Roll 4 sausages from brown material, on the ends of which balls of a light brown shade should be attached. It turns out legs, 2 of them need to be attached in front, and 2 others - behind on the sides.
• Decorate the torso with a round blue plasticine icon with a yellow star.
• Let's sculpt the face. Form a face out of light brown plasticine, using a stack, cut out recesses for the eyes and mouth. Insert round layers of white color into the upper holes, and stick black pupils and eyebrows on top. A brown path leads to a triangular black nose. Insert the pink tongue into your mouth.
• Pin the finished head on a toothpick, connecting it to the body.
• It remains to attach the cap and ears. Install a blue headdress with a black visor on your head. Decorate it with yellow piping and a triangular cockade.Blind the pink-cored oblong ears and attach them to the sides of the head.

Dog Marshall is another member of the Paw Patrol who, together with a team of heroes, saves a small town. A reasonable Marshal in a red firefighter suit is always on the alert and ready to rush into battle.

Consider a master class that will help you to mold a hero figure in stages. To do this, you need white, red, black, gray, yellow and blue tones.

• First you need to blind the body. Roll a ball and a cylinder out of red plasticine, connect the two shapes together and smooth the joints. Insert a toothpick. Using the back of the stack, punch holes on the face of the ball and on the sides of the cylinder. Roll sausages from the white mass and form paws, then insert them into the round holes. Put a yellow circle over the body, slightly pressing on it - you get a collar. Make a zipper out of thin gray sausage and place it on the puppy's chest.
• Form a muzzle out of white plasticine and make holes for the eyes on it. Attach a black triangular nose and blue eyes.
• Glue a thin white ponytail at the back. Complete the head with long ears.
• Let's go to the accessories. Roll out a round layer of a red shade, stick a semicircle of a similar tone on top. Decorate the helmet with yellow piping and a gray brooch on the front. For a backpack, connect a red square with two circles and a small rectangle in between. Add some gray details and place the backpack on the dog's back. It remains to make black spots on the ears and legs.

Modeling is a favorite pastime of many children. If at first the baby is not very interested, involve him in the work by your example. Looking at his mother, he will easily get involved in work. To begin with, show the child the simplest actions: teach how to pinch off small pieces and connect them to each other, roll balls and long sausages. Flattening the ball and sharpening the details will be an important action, this will help the baby to develop fine motor skills. So he will learn to sculpt the faces, ears of animals.

Pay attention to the technique of smearing the clay on the plane. You can first draw a small drawing and form a picture based on it. First, pick something lighter, like a flower. Roll out the long sausage and flatten it vertically. The same can be done with the petals.

When planning a sculpting program, focus on the age of the child. For children who are just starting to master this process, it is recommended to buy soft plasticine that is easy to crush. Make sure you have a sculpting board and a plasticine cutting stack. For more engagement, you can purchase sets with molds that will help you cut out different figures.

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