Simple course of manual model of cultural relics

The simple process of making a cultural relic model by hand is as follows:

Material preparation: ultra-light clay, clay tools, cardboard, acrylic pigments, brushes, cardboard, pens and art knives.

1. First cut the cardboard to make the frame, and pay attention to the precise cutting of the size.

2. Make a cardboard frame according to the bronze tripod, and pay attention to the seams.

3. After the basic shape is built, daub dark gray clay along the edge, and be careful to stick it firmly.

4. Smooth the clay surface with small tools.

5. Squeeze the shape of human face with clay in the center of the cardboard, and then draw the five senses with gadgets.

6. Then paint clay on the joints between the four legs of the bronze tripod and the tripod body. Pay attention to the fact that there is more clay painted than other places.

7. Color the whole bronze tripod with acrylic pigment mixed with gold and olive green.

8. When the paint is dry, a clay bronze ware will be finished.

The value of cultural relics:

1. Value at purchase price

Cultural relics are the witness of the development of human society and have important historical value. Cultural relics can help people understand the past social, cultural and historical events, so as to better understand and understand the development process of human beings.

2. Cultural values

Cultural relics reflect the unique cultural characteristics and traditions of different regions and nationalities and have important cultural values. By studying cultural relics, we can understand and inherit traditional culture, deepen people's recognition of their own cultural identity, and promote cultural diversity and cultural exchanges.

3. Aesthetic value

Cultural relics have unique artistic and aesthetic values. Whether it is ancient paintings, sculptures, ceramics, ancient buildings, ancient musical instruments, etc. They all show the wisdom and creativity of human beings, have high artistic value and can bring people aesthetic enjoyment.

4. Educational value

Cultural relics can be used as educational resources for school education, museum exhibitions and other activities. Through the observation and research of cultural relics, we can cultivate people's observation, thinking and critical thinking, stimulate people's creativity and imagination, and improve people's cultural literacy and comprehensive ability.

5. Economic value

Cultural relics can be used as tourist resources to attract tourists and promote local economic development, and can also be traded as commodities to promote the prosperity of the art market. In addition, the protection and restoration of cultural relics also need to invest capital and manpower to provide employment opportunities for related industries.