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This introductory workshop
takes a step-by-step approach to facial reconstruction on the skull
for forensic identification. Students will study the placement
and function of head and neck muscles, average tissue depths and
more in order to recreate facial features. Each student will work
on a casting of an actual human skull and apply plastilene clay.
To coordinate the class, all participants are working on identical
castings, which are for classroom use only. Facial reconstruction
has museum and law enforcement applications and is useful to portrait
sculptors and painters as well as forensic artists. |
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Klean Klay (oil-based) |
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Beginner to professional |
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Instructor demonstration daily |
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Some individual attention |
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Tuition includes all supplies and use of equipment |
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Participants are
required to purchase Forensic
Art and Illustration by Karen T. Taylor
before the session. |
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