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Sculpture Basics: “Eye” Get It!

Sculpture Basics: “Eye” Get It!. Name: Date: Per: Sub:. Three-dimensional. An object that has height, length and width. Sculpture. A work of art that has 3 dimensions. Form. (element of art) three dimensional shapes. Volume.

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Sculpture Basics: “Eye” Get It!

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  1. Sculpture Basics:“Eye” Get It! Name: Date: Per: Sub:

  2. Three-dimensional • An object that has height, length and width

  3. Sculpture • A work of art that has 3 dimensions

  4. Form • (element of art) three dimensional shapes

  5. Volume • Space occupied & measured in 3 dimensions; length, width and height

  6. Plaster of Paris • A calcium sulfate powder that hardens when mixed with water

  7. Plaster Wrap: • Fabric that has been infused with plaster

  8. Papier Mache • glue mixture that uses newspaper, wheat paste and water

  9. the inside support system of a structure Armature

  10. Balance • Feeling of visual stability • Asymmetrical: uneven on both sides • Symmetrical: even on both sides • Radial: symmetrical around a center point

  11. Motif: • A central design or theme

  12. Unity • All the elements & principles are working together & the artwork looks finished.

  13. Your project… • Sculpture: Individual projects only. • Art 1:You may work ALONE or with 1 OTHER PERSON. NO EXCEPTIONS. • This means no groups of 3 so don’t ask. • If the partnership you choose isn’t going well (no work getting done, arguing etc), you will be separated & work alone. • You will create a pair of “Art glasses” that use a “Pun”

  14. Pun: A joke using the different possible meanings or sounds of different words; WORDPLAY

  15. Some easy “visual puns”

  16. What do you think the next 5 puns are? Write them down in your notes. • #1

  17. #2

  18. #3

  19. #4

  20. #5

  21. #6

  22. Let’s list all the words we can think of related to eye glasses & sight: Write ALL of them down

  23. You are strongly encouraged to think beyond the “frame.”

  24. Consider making your glasses have more than one function

  25. Materials available in class: • 1 pair of sunglasses per individual or pair (get it?!) • Plaster wrap • Plaster of Paris • Paint • Toothpicks • Popsicle sticks • Cardboard • Newspaper • Tape • Wire • Aluminum Foil

  26. Grading:(Art 1: partners will not necessarily get the same grade): • How well you express your idea & pun visually • Creativity of pun, motif & forms • Overall appearance (balance, unity) • Craftsmanship (neatness, durability, care & pride in work) • Class participation (includes cleanup, cooperation & partnership)

  27. Visual puns “Eye” thought of…what could they look like?? • Highr-EYES (Highrise) • “Eye-Eye, Captain” (Aye-Aye, Captain) • See-Saw

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