The plasticine life of Irma Grunholz (40 photos)

Plasticine is a simple material that is mainly used to develop fine motor skills and imagination in children.





Crafts made from it are sometimes colorful, but mostly downright scary. Of course, one cannot discount such a direction as plasticine animation; it is already a separate area, which is managed by highly qualified specialists.



Meanwhile, from plasticine and polymer clay you can create three-dimensional paintings - everyday sketches and fairy-tale scenes, which are used as illustrations and visual materials at various events - exhibitions, presentations, festivals.

This project is successfully implemented by the sculptor from Madrid Irma Grünholz. The work process involves creating illustrations through hand sculpting using clay and other materials that create three-dimensional objects. The illustrator enthusiastically explores the possibilities of each of them and enjoys experimenting with new textures.

Irma creates illustrations for clients around the world for advertising, books, posters, magazines and online marketing.