Funny heroes computer game“Angry Birds” quickly gained popularity. For Angry Birds fans, it won’t be difficult to independently fashion figures from plasticine for your collection.

Preparation and necessary materials

• a set of colored plasticine;
• stack;
• modeling board.

The basis for performing all Angry Birds is the ball.

Plasticine is a very malleable material, but in order for it to easily take the desired shape, you need to warm it up well and knead it in your hands. To avoid staining the surface of the table, you must use a modeling board.

An alternative to plasticine can be polymer clay, which is baked at the end of the process. Figures made from this material will last much longer.

Red Bird

The most recognizable character in the game is the red bird Red.

• Roll a ball out of red plasticine.
• Prepare the ball white, flatten it into a flat cake, pointed on one side.
• Place the cake on the ball. This is Red's breast.
• Make a cone-shaped beak from yellow plasticine.
• Attach the beak to the ball above the pointed part of the breast.
• Using a stack, split the beak so that the upper part is slightly longer than the lower part. For a more angry look, fold the top half down.
• Attach a red crest of two sausages to the back of the bird’s head.
• For the eyes, roll two white balls and flatten them a little. Attach them immediately above the beak close to each other. Sculpt pupils from black plasticine.
• Black, frowning eyebrows made from two flattened sausages will complement the image of the stern Red.
• At the back you need to attach a black tail of three plates.

Black bird Bomb

The explosive bird looks like a bomb - black with a burning fuse.

• Roll out the base of the craft - a ball of black plasticine.
• The eyes need to be made from three round cakes different sizes and colors: gray - large, white - smaller and black - very small. Stick them on top of each other with an offset to one side and secure them on the bird’s head at a short distance from each other. Bomb's gaze should be directed towards the beak.
• Make eyebrows from two brown sausages. Stick them above the eyes.
• Make a beak from yellow plasticine in the form of a cone.
• Place a gray round spot on Bomb’s forehead.
• The crest is black with a yellow tip.
• Make the tail the same as for Red, only black.

Blue twins Jay, Jim and Jake

Three funny blue birds can be made using the same algorithm as Red and Bomb.

The only difference is the color of the plasticine and small details:

• the bodies and crests of the twins will be blue;
• tails - black;
• beaks are brown;
• eyes – white with black pupils;
• A distinctive feature is orange eyelids framing the eyes from below, above or on both sides.

By playing with the location of the eyes, the shape of the beak and eyelids, you can change the facial expressions and mood of the twins.

Terence - Big Brother

Terence looks like his brother Red, only much bigger and tougher.

You need to draw wrinkles on the forehead with a sharp stick, and glue dark red cakes of different sizes on the sides.

Yellow Canary Chuck

Of all the Angry Birds heroes, Chuck stands out due to his body shape. The basis for his figure will be a cone.

• Roll a ball from yellow plasticine.
• Create a flat side at the bottom by pressing the ball onto a hard surface.
• Sharpen the part opposite to the plane so as to form a cone.
• Make ball-shaped eyes from white plasticine. Place them at a short distance from each other.
• Place black pupils in the center of each eye.
• Roll the eyebrows into red or brown sausages. Stick them above the eyes so as to give a frowning expression to your facial expressions.
• Make the orange beak sharp and long.
• A tuft, similar to a mohawk, consisting of four feathers, can be cut out in a stack of black plasticine cake.
• Attach a tail made in the same way to the back.

According to the proposed schemes, it will not be difficult to invent and create new images of heroes from this series, for variety and replenishment of your collection.

Matilda

Female character Angry Birds. When sculpting this layer, you should take into account its features.

• The basis of the Matilda figurine is a white egg-shaped oval.
• The eyes are located far from each other.
• Eyelashes and rosy cheeks give the bird a flirty look.
• The crest and tail are black.
• The orange beak is shorter and more massive than that of other Angry Birds.

In addition to the Matilda figurine, you can make several eggs, since laying is her main ability.

Green Hal

Hal's prototype is an emerald toucan. Distinctive features this angry bird is green and a disproportionately large beak.

• Make the base - a green ball.
• Make a triangular-shaped breast from a white plasticine cake and stick it on the ball.
• Make the eyes white with black pupils. Place them not close to each other, but leaving room for a prominent beak.
• Make the eyebrows, like all Angry Birds, black and frowning.
• Make a massive cone-shaped, slightly flattened beak from orange plasticine. Make a cut along the entire length of the stack.
• Make a tuft and tail from black plasticine.

Bubbles

The smallest representative of Angry Birds.

• For the base, roll a ball from orange plasticine.
• Make a black chest and glue it onto the ball.
• For the eyes, make two black cakes, smaller white ones on them, and place the black pupils in the center.
• For furrowed eyebrows, roll two brown sausages, making them longer than other birds.
• Attach a sharp beak of two pointed sausages to the center yellow. Bend the ends slightly upward.
• Make the crest and tail black.

Coquette Stella

The friendliest character in Angry Birds. A pink bird with cute features.

• Roll a pink ball for the base of the figure.
• Attach lighter pink plasticine to the chest in the form of a triangular cake.
• Place a neat cone-shaped yellow beak over the breast. Use a stack to draw a slot between the upper and lower halves.
• Glue the eyes just above the beak. First make white cakes, then add blue pupils.
• Add eyelashes and thin arched eyebrows from black plasticine.
• Make the bird's tail from three black feathers, and the crest from pink feathers with red tips.

Angry Birds figurines are not distinguished by their intricate shapes. Each bird, although it has its own individuality, is sculpted according to a general algorithm. A child can easily cope with such work.

A computer game with angry birds as the main characters is no longer new, but it is gaining more and more popularity. The developers were right when they chose birds of various breeds as the prototype for virtual objects, and even made them living projectiles. All the boys in real life love to shoot with slingshots. In the virtual world they are also given such an opportunity, and what an opportunity - the angry birds Angry Birds fly out of the slingshot ( Angry Birds), and pig opponents must beware of them. Girls are also attracted to this game, because all the birds are depicted as bright and unusual. We suggest making Angry Birds from plasticine. The given step-by-step modeling lesson is relevant for younger children. school age and preschoolers who are interested in modeling, for teenagers who are interested in computer games.

Red is a red bird with a stern look. This is the most standard Angry Birds, familiar even to novice players. IN real world We suggest creating a miniature of this bird from plasticine with your own hands. This modeling will not cause any difficulties, just study the step-by-step lesson on sculpting an angry bird given below.

To make Angry Birds from plasticine, take:

• red, black, white and yellow plasticine;
• spatula-knife.

Master class “Red Angry Birds from plasticine step by step”:

1) Stock up on the necessary plasticine for work. If you don’t have a whole red block, then use a small amount, but disguise some damaged plasticine or round object inside. So, red is the main color, the spherical torso of the hero will be made from it, all the others will be used in much smaller proportions.

2) Roll into a ball the size of a walnut or larger. It all depends on your desire to create a craft of the desired size and on the amount of plasticine.

3) Pull out the ball on one side with your fingers. The result should be a figure shaped like a drop, but the upper sharp part should be moved to the side.

4) Cut the protruding part in the form of a tuft with a stack. Use your fingers to smooth out any ridges.

5) Put black glasses on the front side of the craft - the muzzle. You need to make them from a crescent-shaped flatbread. It is convenient to cut out such a part in a stack to get straight lines.

6) Stick on white dots - eyes. Press down the plasticine over them with a stack to show furrowed eyebrows. Two thin stripes are enough.

7) Stick even smaller black pupils onto the white dots. Be sure to move them towards each other to create a really angry bird look. You can add white tiny highlights to make the look lively.

8) Prepare a white cake of appropriate size to decorate the abdomen.

9) Stick the cake on the bottom, but do not join it with the black glasses, leave a small gap.

10) In the gap between the white and black parts, stick a bird’s beak, making a miniature cone from yellow plasticine. When completing this detail, compare the size of the beak with the entire craft to guess its parameters.

Angry Birds (Angry Birds) translated from English language means "angry (or angry) birds." Initially, these were the heroes of a computer game developed by a Finnish company. The essence of it was to use a slingshot to shoot just these birds at other characters in the game (pigs) and various buildings. The first release took place in 2009. Later, an animated series based on the game was created. There is even an Angry Birds park in Finland. Both the game and the characters themselves are very popular among both children and adults. We offer you ideas for joint creativity with your child, namely sculpting Angry Birds from plasticine.

Red Bird (Ed)

Let's start with the main character.

1. Roll a ball out of red plasticine and slightly flatten it on top to form a tuft;
2. We make a division on the crest (shown in the photo below). Use a plastic spoon to mark the belly of the bird;
3. Now we take a piece of white plasticine and make a cake according to the size of the intended abdominal area. And carefully pressing it, we attach it to the marked place;
4. Roll a pancake out of black plasticine and divide it into two. Cut out a small semicircle in the center. We have a mask that we attach just above the stomach;
5. In it we also make a recess for the eyes (you can use a pencil or the tip of a brush). Fill it with white plasticine;
6. We make a pyramid from a small piece of yellow color. This will be our key, place it on the bird’s face;
7. Attach the black tail. Our first bird is ready.

Bluebirds (Jay, Jake and Jim)

First, let's make six small and three large balls from blue (blue) plasticine. We form tufts from a pair of small ones.

We form cakes for the eyes from white plasticine.

On each we place black dots. We attach eyes to the birds' faces. Using red plasticine we sculpt the eyelids of the birds. Moreover, we attach them in different combinations. We make the beaks from orange. We make the tails from black plasticine.

Our bluebirds ready!

Pink Bird (Stella)

Girls will definitely want to make this character with their own hands.

Roll a ball out of pink plasticine. Mark the indentation for the eyes and belly. Fill them with white. For the eyes, we form small blue pancakes and place black dots on them. We attach this blank to the white base for the eyes. Using thin sausages of black plasticine we form eyelashes and eyebrows. For the key, we make two yellow pyramids (one larger, the other slightly smaller) and place them between the eyes and belly of the bird. The crest consists of three drops of pink plasticine, the tips of which are covered in red. The tail is also black.

Yellow Feathered (Chuck)

We make a cone from yellow plasticine. Just like the previous figures, we outline the eyes and belly. Fill the indentations with white. Add black dots to the eyes. We place angry red eyebrow stripes on top. We make a tuft and a tail from black plasticine. You can also add yellow wings. And for a change, let's put Chuck in a green meadow.

White Bird (Matilda)

We sculpt the body of a bird in the shape of an egg from white plasticine.

For the eyes we make indentations, but this time we will fill them with black. Let's form white cakes, slightly smaller than the black base, and also place black dots on them.

We roll two sausages from black plasticine. These are Matilda's eyebrows. They must be placed on the face so that they give the bird an angry look.

From beige plasticine we make two small cakes and one larger one. These will be our cheeks and chest, respectively.

From black we make six pointed sausages and in threes we form a crest and a tail from them. Use yellow plasticine to make a beak.

Let's make a Bomb

Roll a ball out of black plasticine. On it we place sequentially two gray cakes, two white and two black dots - these are the eyes of our bird.

From red we make sausages of angry eyebrows. We make a pancake from white plasticine and place it between the eyebrows.

We make a cake from gray plasticine and place it on the base of the bird. This will be our breast.

We form a tufted sausage from black plasticine. Make the tip yellow. We sculpt the beak with the same color.

Green pig

Of course, our master class could not ignore the eternal enemies of birds - pigs.

Roll a ball out of green plasticine. We make a pancake out of it and place it approximately in the center of the muzzle. About a third of the heel we make a horizontal notch. On the sides of the heel we attach white eye patches with a black center. We form sausages from green and black plasticine, one pair is slightly larger than the other. Place the black ones on the green ones and pinch one edge. These are our ears, we place them together on one side of the head. From black we make eyebrows and droplets of nostrils, fix them in the right places. We make a crown from yellow plasticine.

Here, in fact, are a few Angry Birds heroes out of more than 40 that are in the game. Your child himself will tell you which characters he likes and who he wants to make. And then you can arrange theatrical performances with the participation of molded figures. Below is a selection of videos on sculpting the already mentioned and other heroes of the game.

Video on the topic of the article

For proper and harmonious development, all children need to engage in creativity - modeling or drawing. In this article we will tell you how to make Angry Birds from plasticine quickly and easily. You will not be required to do any special tools or skills.

The easiest way

Let's start with the basics. Making Angry Birds from plasticine is quite simple. At the heart of this figure is a ball. So take red plasticine and roll it into a neat ball. Then take a small piece of the yellow mass, roll it into a ball and form a droplet out of it. Stick out the beak. Then carefully stick the beak to the red ball.

Take two small pieces of white plasticine and make two round cakes out of them. These are Angry Birds eyes made of plasticine. Stick them like in the photo. Use black plasticine to mold the eyebrows and pupils of the bird. In addition, mold a white breast from a small piece of white plasticine, this will make the bird look much more beautiful. Form a small tuft from red plasticine. Now you know how to make Angry Birds from plasticine. Other birds are sculpted using the same principle.

Other models

Please note that these figures in the photo below have eyes sculpted in a slightly different way. First, black circles are molded, and then white ones. This way the birds’ gaze becomes more expressive. Moreover, you can make a different crest. To do this, take a strip of red mass and use scissors to give it the desired shape. Then stick the crest to the bird.

To make ears for a green pig, take two pieces of plasticine of a suitable color and form them into balls. Flatten them. Then take black plasticine and make smaller cakes. Connect the black and green circles together. The ears are ready. Now they can be attached to the body.

More complex Angry Birds made from plasticine

But for birds on legs you will need a frame. It is best to take copper wire, as it is less flexible and better holds the weight of the plasticine. So, first form a wire frame. Then start carefully covering it with plasticine.

After the bird's body is formed, mold the beak, eyes and eyebrows. Don't forget about tails, crests and breasts. Hold the bird by its legs while sculpting. Use a stack to add texture to the feathers. And lastly, stick around the birds’ legs. It is better to make them from orange plasticine. You can attach small claws if desired.

Materials and tools

If you want to sculpt Angry Birds from plasticine with your child, remember that this material is soft, has a low price, is found in almost all children's stores and has a wide palette of colors.

If you want the birds to serve you for a long time, then it is better to take polymer clay. This material must finally be baked. After baking, the platy will become strong and flexible. However, keep in mind that plastic is by no means a cheap material. In addition, you can create birds from fondant and decorate a children's cake with them.