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SCULPTURE

SCULPTURE . SCULPTURE:. Art that is made to occupy space . It is 3D. 3-D THREE DIMENSIONAL:. An object that has height, width, and depth. H x W x D. 2-D TWO DIMENSIONAL:. An object that has height and width. H x W. TYPES OF SCULPTURE :.

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SCULPTURE

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  1. SCULPTURE

  2. SCULPTURE: Art that is made to occupy space. It is 3D.

  3. 3-DTHREE DIMENSIONAL: An object that has height, width, and depth. H x W x D

  4. 2-DTWO DIMENSIONAL: An object that has height and width. H x W

  5. TYPES OF SCULPTURE: FREESTANDING: surrounded by space on all sides. RELIEF: a type of sculpture in which forms and figures are projected from the front only.

  6. METHODS OF SCULPTING: • CARVING. • CASTING. • MODELING. • ASSEMBLING.

  7. CARVING: • The sculptor starts with a block of material (often stone) and cuts or chips a shape from it.

  8. CASTING: • The sculptor starts by making a mold. Then, a liquid or melted metal are poured into it and it hardens.

  9. MODELING: • The sculptor builds up and shapes a soft material like clay.

  10. ASSEMBLING: • The sculptor joins materials together by gluing or other methods.

  11. ADDITIVE: • The artist adds together or builds up the material.

  12. SUBTRACTIVE: • The artist takes away or removes material.

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