VOCABULARY
abstract art - Simplified or distorted imagery
realistic art - Imagery that looks an existing object or scene
sculpture - Non-functional three-dimensional form (activate space, multiple sides, in the round)
pottery - Functional containers that can 'hold' something; useful
texture - Surface treatment created in clay by carving back, pressing in, or adding on pieces
concept/inspiration - Use of a subject or symbolism to represent an idea in a piece of art
REFERENCES ABSTRACT SCULPTURE PRESENTATION
PietMondrian, Henri Matisse, Henry Moore, Pablo Picasso, Contemporary Art
PLANNING + SKETCHES Choose a song, draw symbols related to its message, beat, or mood, design a 3D form showing simplified and distorted imagery.
STUDIO PROCESS
sculpture demos: additive process detail + texture figurative posing figure
1. To practice, make a maquette (tiny model) of your form using a tennis ball sized piece of clay. Build solid and use it as a 3D sketch for reference when building large sculpture.
2. Get approval
on maquette and create a 3D large scale sculpture (10+ in) following the
steps below.
- Use slabs, coils, and pinching , then
attach pieces by scoring and slipping.
- Build solid,
then carve out from bottom OR cut in half,
carve out, + reattach for walls that are even ¼ inch thickness.
- Poke a needle
sized hole in bottom for trapped
air to escape
- Create textures (surface treatment) and
build/carve details
on at least ½ the surface.
- Clean up craft once leather hard and carve initials
on bottom.
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