PPT-Sculpture II

Final Project Your Choice Theme Idiomswords eg rule of thumb cold turkey under the weather etc What Youre Doing You are going to create a 3D visual representation of an idiom or a visual pun. Goal:. The student will understand how to make multiple copies of a sculpture using a relief mold.. Objectives: . The student will make a . relief. sculpture out of oil based clay. . FA 1, 2.5. The student will make a . CUBIST SCULPTURE. Not a major part of the cubist movement, sculpture was none the less a part of its development and a huge influence on other sculptors to come. …. . …the first true Cubist sculpture was Picasso’s “Womans Head”. Created as a 3 dimensional experiment relating to his paintings at the time to test, in ‘reality’, the expression of volume through faceting, and be a reference for his paintings during the Analytical period. There is some simultaneity, a textured surface, an influence from Cezanne and primitive sculpture and an exploration of natural light on an actual Cubist surface, and thus also enabling them to properly explore the ideas of multiple viewpoints.. Paper sculpture can be made using any type of paper . and . any . glue. You will be creating a three-dimensional RELIEF sculpture out of paper. The subject matter of your sculpture is entirely up to you, but you should choose a design direction:. Additive Sculpture:. Additive sculpture is a process in which pieces of material are glued or joined together. As in modeling, assembled sculptures are built up. . . Additive sculpture is also known as “constructing” and assemblage. . Introduction to Humanities. The Humanities through the Arts. By . F. David Martin and Lee A. . Jacobus. Sculpture along with painting and architecture is classified as one of the visual arts.. This classification suggest that the eye is the chief sense organ involved in our participation with sculpture.. Deborah Butterfield, . Bronze Horse. Discobulus. or Discus Thrower . Myron, 460 – 450 . B.C. Ancient . Greece. David . Oliviera. Henry Moore, . Large Reclining Figure. ,. Cast fiberglass. Heinz . with Cardboard. . Global Context. Students will explore:. The skills and techniques of creating cardboard sculpture (relief & in the round).. The ways in which we discover and express ideas, feelings, nature, culture, beliefs and values.. Art 2. You will . Work in partners or groups of three to create a larger-than-life installation sculpture in paper . mache. . . You will conceive of the structure/plans and carry out your ideas so that you have a sturdy piece. . Sculpture. The Additive Process . in Creating 3-Dimensional Form. What is assemblage?. Assemblage. is an artistic process in which a 3D composition is made from putting together . found objects.. The origin of the word can be traced back to the early 1950s, when Jean Dubuffet created a series of collages of butterfly wings, which he titled . ‘The Pirate Crunchers’. A range of other Pirate . stories and objects in a story sack.. What is treasure?. Can you make your own treasure map?. Make a pirate dance.. What . is a pirate (character profile)?. Art 1. You will…. *Create a stylized sculpture of an animal or creature. *Sculpture will stand roughly 12-18 inches high, 12-18 inches wide and 6-8 inches deep. *Sculpture’s armature will be created from recycled materials (cardboard and heavy paper). Sculpture Lesson Agenda. To Get:. Handout. Package of clay. To Do:. Review Purposes of Art. Sculpture Notes/Lecture. Sculpture Activity. Exit Slip. Purposes of Art. On a blank half sheet of paper do the following:. You will examine:. TYPES OF SCULPTURE. WAYS OF CREATING SCULPTURE. HOW THE SUBJECT IS TREATED. .. 4. Types of Sculpture. Sculpture in the Round. Relief Sculpture. Environmental Sculpture. Installation sculpture. 01112rnn3r204514514/n3nr3rn67n78nn3nr33nnrn632n3n n37r32nnrnnn3rrn3nnr2nn3rn3nr23nrnn9n3rnnrrn6nnnr76n7nnrnrn6nr6nnnr2r37r32n6nnnrn67nr2nnnnr2n3nnrn2n3r2nn3n3nr3nrn3nrr6r2nrnnrr3nnnn3nr3nrnnrn3nnn