How Do You Make An Easy Human Heart Model?
One of the best ways to demonstrate and discuss the functioning of the human heart is through the use of a three-dimensional model. Although the heart is a complex and vital organ, its basic shapes lend themselves well to being rendered in clay, whether you want to create a model with only basic shapes or one with a high degree of detail. Pull a piece of clay about the size of your fist and condition it. Work the clay around in your hands to get it soft and malleable. Work some water into it if you need to. Shape the basic form of the heart. Form the fist-sized piece of clay into a round ball by rolling it between a flat hand and your work station. Slightly flatten the circular shape by pressing on it gently. Squeeze and roll the resulting shape against your work station to make it more oval, then form one end into a sharp point. Try to imitate the shape of a heart-shaped human face rather than a Valentine heart; round the top, but make the bottom narrow with a triangular, but rounded,
