In this class, children will learn the technique of edge cutting and transform familiar cartoon characters into bright 3D works with a pixel art and mosaic effect. Here, play, careful handwork, and the joy of quick results combine: characters made from plasticine, cardboard, and crepe paper come to life and can be taken home. This class is suitable for children who enjoy crafting with their hands, fantasizing, and seeing how simple materials gradually turn into a finished item. The focus is on the edge cutting technique, which allows a flat drawing or a plasticine base to be transformed into an expressive 3D image. Twisted tubes made from crepe paper create an interesting texture, making the work bright, relief, and very lively. The theme for creativity is chosen particularly well: participants will create images of their favorite cartoon characters, making the process immediately understandable and emotionally close. The child does not just complete a task by example, but literally assembles a familiar image piece by piece, adding color, shape, and character. The pixel art and mosaic format makes the class even more engaging: there is an element of play, recognition, and the gradual transformation of individual details into a complete picture. The practical value of such a masterclass is also evident. Children train fine motor skills, attention, patience, and a sense of composition, learning to work carefully with materials and to see projects through to completion. Moreover, the result is not just an abstract exercise - the finished work can be taken home. For the child, this is an important moment: after the class, they have an item made with their own hands that can be shown at home, given to loved ones, or kept as a memory. It is important to note that the ticket for the class is free, but an entrance ticket to the museum is required for attendance. Where to go with children in Moscow can be found on KudaGo.