Ceramic figures + ape with Nicola

Name: Ceramic figures + ape with Nicola | Oda Milano
Brand: Oda Milano
SKU: ODA12013-2
Price: 65.00 EUR
Availability: OutOfStock

Sunday 22-12 from 7:30 pm to 10:00 pm

65,00 €

One event

Using freeform modeling techniques, we’ll dive into the world of cartoon characters, anime, and comics.

We’ll choose a mascot to create, simplifying it while emphasizing its distinctive features.

From Miyazaki’s universe to The Simpsons, we’ll craft a small figure to display, carry with us, or place on our work desk.

With a simple hole or cut, we can transform our puppet into an incense holder or a photo stand.

Let’s bring a bit of our childhood with us and give it shape

Out of stock

those who want to explore ceramics from scratch;
those looking to slow down and enjoy some creative time;
those who want to spend an evening that’s different from the usual.

The course consists of one 2.5-hour session during which you’ll learn how to create an object.

During the lesson, ODA will be happy to offer an aperitif (drink + snack).

The course includes: materials, firing, and glazing.

The finished pieces will be available for pick-up 10–15 days after the course.

Thereafter, all pieces must be collected within 90 days. Any works unclaimed beyond this period will find a new home through a charity auction.

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Nicola Chaubet

Italian-French, born in 1980, Milanese and father. He studied product design at Polimi and is passionate about graphics and the web. He draws, paints and models with various materials and dabbles in various arts, from calligraphy to silhouette. He has always been passionate about manga and the whole literary branch of comics. Today he works as a freelancer in web and print graphic design, drawing and vector animation. Thanks to his brother Federico, who opened Atelier Chaubet, he rediscovered his passion for modelling, but this time with clay, creating his own brand ‘The Ceramical’ of ironic and colourful mini-sculptures.

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