Sculpture Tapas:

Sample a bit of each technique. Spend time exploring the possibilities and limits of each medium. Then combine two or three mediums you like the most to make your final sculpture(s) of the term. Project Requirements: 50% Work ethic: Work entire class, Self-Learning. Collaboration. Clean-up 50% Final Sculpture: Risk-Taking. Creativity. Elaboration. Using references and putting down ideas in sketchbook. Paper: Create interesting samples of at least 4 paper sculpture techniques. (use paper packet) Cut Tear Fold Weave Notch Score & Shape Pierce Ideas: --Create an abstract collage.(combine techniques)--Create a small maquette for a public sculpture (notching technique)--Create a bas relief (2 or 3 levels) Create a lamp (piercing technique) Wire: Create a sculpture from one long continuous piece of wire Create a sculpture by connecting multiple lengths of wire Ideas: -Create a self portrait by laying wire over a photo of yourself or looking in the mirror. -Draw designs on paper or find a 2-D design. Lay wire on top and form into that design. Create multiple copies and combine into 3-D sculpture. --Using references create a person, animal, or bird Subtractive Sculpture: Cast Plaster Carve Foam Carve or alter Cast Plaster Final Sculpture: -Create a sculpture using at least two of the above mediums. Found objects can be added. Bring in your own specialized supplies like spray paint, feathers, beads, etc. and your own found objects. Do sketches. Do research. Find Inspiration. Elaboratedont settle for so so. Take risks. Have fun!

Sculpture Tapas:
Sample a bit of each technique. Spend time exploring the possibilities and limits of each medium. Then combine two or three mediums you like the most to make your final sculpture(s) of the term. Project Requirements: 50% Work ethic: Work entire class, Self-Learning. Collaboration. Clean-up 50% Final Sculpture: Risk-Taking. Creativity. Elaboration. Using references and putting down ideas in sketchbook.

Sculpture Tapas:
Sample a bit of each technique. Spend time exploring the possibilities and limits of each medium. Then combine two or three mediums you like the most to make your final sculpture(s) of the term. Project Requirements: 50% Work ethic: Work entire class, Self-Learning. Collaboration. Clean-up 50% Final Sculpture: Risk-Taking. Creativity. Elaboration. Using references and putting down ideas in sketchbook.

Puzzle take these three draped slabs and combine them. You may trim , cut out more shapes, add texture.

Random

Open to a random page, three different books, a dictionary, a textbook, and a magazine. Choose one vocab word, passage or sentence, or an idea from each page and draw sketches that illustrate one or all of your random words.

Combine 3

Sculpture Tapas:
Sample a bit of each technique. Spend time exploring the possibilities and limits of each medium. Then combine two or three mediums you like the most to make your final sculpture(s) of the term. Project Requirements: 50% Work ethic: Work entire class, Self-Learning. Collaboration. Clean-up 50% Final Sculpture: Risk-Taking. Creativity. Elaboration. Using references and putting down ideas in sketchbook. Take three original artworks and draw sketches or make macquettes that steal something from each. It may be form, texture, color. This is not a copy, its an amalgamation. You can combine art work you admire words, thoughts written or spoken by you, a friend, an author, a culture your favorite subject in school or in life functions colors designs and forms from nature

Doodling We all think of doodling as the mindless marks we make in our notebook. Doodling can also be the mindless experimenting with different materials. Scribble, doodle, create flowing lines. Look for interesting shapes within and color in.

Personal Using your personal timeline that you created in design class, create a 3-D version of the events using your 2-D designs Or describe a significant event or person in you life using words, images, and form

Cut postcard paper sculpture

body biography

Sculpture Tapas:
Sample a bit of each technique. Spend time exploring the possibilities and limits of each medium. Then combine two or three mediums you like the most to make your final sculpture(s) of the term. Project Requirements: 50% Work ethic: Work entire class, Self-Learning. Collaboration. Clean-up 50% Final Sculpture: Risk-Taking. Creativity. Elaboration. Using references and putting down ideas in sketchbook.

designs are discovered not created