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Larger than Life Sculptures Jeff Koons Inspired Art Project

Larger than Life Sculptures Jeff Koons Inspired Art Project. Jeff Koons. Jeff Koons. Jeff Koons. Jeff Koons. Jeff Koons. Jeff Koons. Create your own Koons inspired artwork!. Research & brainstorm in small groups to select your subject matter Create your group sculpture using paper mache

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Larger than Life Sculptures Jeff Koons Inspired Art Project

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  1. Larger than LifeSculpturesJeff Koons Inspired Art Project

  2. Jeff Koons

  3. Jeff Koons

  4. Jeff Koons

  5. Jeff Koons

  6. Jeff Koons

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  8. Create your own Koons inspired artwork! • Research & brainstorm in small groups to select your subject matter • Create your group sculpture using paper mache • Create your paper mache form using the following materials: balloons, cardboard boxes, plastic bottles, masking tape, newspaper, etc. Don’t use too much tape, the paper mache will not stick. • Prepare your paper mache paste: Mix either 1 part water and 1 part flour OR 1 part water and 2 parts glue. Make sure your paste is not too lumpy (it should be a consistency of thick glue).

  9. Create your own Koons inspired artwork! • Tear newspaper into strips (do not cut strips). • Dip one piece of newspaper at a time into prepared paper mache paste. • Hold the strip over the paste bowl and run it through your fingers to squeeze off excess paste. • Stick the newspaper strip over the form you want to paper mache, and smooth it down with your fingers. • Completely cover your creation with a layer of newspaper strips. They should all be overlapping (try to lay strips going in various directions).

  10. Create your own Koons inspired artwork! • After one layer is applied, (let it dry about 24 hours) add another layer of newspaper strips and let dry another 24 hours. • Three layers should be made out of newspaper, and the final fourth layer should be made out of white paper towels or computer paper. • After the project has completely dried paint it using iridescent paint

  11. Digital Resources •  http://www.pbs.org/art21/artists/jeff-koons • http://www.jeffkoons.com/

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