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3D STUDIO ART

3D STUDIO ART . SEMESTER COURSE. Bell Ringer- Assessment. What are the types of sculptural processes?. WHAT IS 3D ART?. There are several categories of processes in order to create 3D artworks: Additive* Subtractive* Assemblage Relief Molding Modeling Casting. CLASS OVERVIEW .

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3D STUDIO ART

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  1. 3D STUDIO ART SEMESTER COURSE

  2. Bell Ringer- Assessment • What are the types of sculptural processes?

  3. WHAT IS 3D ART? • There are several categories of processes in order to create 3D artworks: • Additive* • Subtractive* • Assemblage • Relief • Molding • Modeling • Casting

  4. CLASS OVERVIEW • Traditional & Experimental practices • Explore contemporary issues in art & design within the context of a working studio environment • Emphasis in this process is on skill development & the generation of ideas through a materials-based & 3-Dimensional process of creating • Students will be required to conduct research on the historical use & development of techniques learned in class.

  5. SUBTRACTIVE SCULPTURE • 3-D work made by removing excess material from a larger piece of material

  6. ADDITIVE SCULPTURE • 3-D work made by putting pieces of material together to build up a form.

  7. ASSEMBLAGE • A type of sculpture process where found objects are attached together by glue, nails, welding, etc. • Typically mixed media constructions

  8. MOLDING • The sculpture process of securing an impression, and molds (hollow forms) provide the method for materials to take on and retain shape. • Typically used in permanent media such as: bronze, resins, cements, and plasters.

  9. CASTING • Creating forms by pouring liquid material into a mold and allowing it to harden • This is the resulting image of a mold (the inside shape)

  10. MODELING • The sculpture process of manipulating a flexible material into a sculptural form. • Creating forms with pliable materials such as clay by using the hands and tools

  11. CARVING • The sculpture process of cutting away material to reveal the desired image • Media to carve – wood, marble, other varieties of stone

  12. RELIEF SCULPTURE • To create a sculpture in relief is to give the impression that the sculpted material has been raised above the background plane. • What is actually performed when a relief is cut in from a flat surface of stone or wood is a lowering of the field, leaving the unsculpted parts seemingly raised.

  13. Which type of sculpture is it?

  14. Which type of sculpture is it?

  15. Which type of sculpture is it?

  16. Which type of sculpture is it?

  17. Which type of sculpture is it?

  18. Louise Nevelson • Exploring Visual Design: The Elements & Principles • Pg. 63

  19. “Sky Cathedral.” 1982.

  20. “Dawn’s Wedding Chapel II.” 1959.

  21. Sculpture Project 1:Lost & Found Box

  22. You are to find & collect several miscellaneous objects consisting of about 15-20 items of various sizes • Find a shoebox or box top

  23. Sculpture Project 1: Lost & Found Box • Using your sketchbook, create five thumbnail sketches of your found objects arranged in a sculpture within the box • Begin assembling your Lost & Found Box!

  24. Requirements for your Lost & Found Box Project • Craftsmanship/Neatness • Creativity • At least 5 thumbnail sketches • At least 15-20 found items in sculpture in a variety of sizes/shapes • Organization of items reflects the use of the elements & principles of art • One unified color • Written reflection of the project

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