Project development:
> Title page including Mind-map

> What is Sculpture- materials,
techniques and forms;

> Sculptors & Artists;
> Observational drawings from
sculptures & objects;
> Take Primary & Secondary photos:
work from these;
> Develop ideas;
> Explore basic materials;
> Experiment with techniques and
processes;
> Final maquette making;
> Sculpture - Site visits;
> Review and refine ideas;
> Final idea & making process.
Sculptural Form
> What is a sculpture?
Any object that is 3-Dimensional,
created in an artistic manner.
Artists use a wide variety of materials to create sculptures for many different reasons.
Form:
In art the form of a work refers to how all of the visible elements of the piece are united, for example how the shapes, colours and size all work together to create the overall sculpture.
Method:
The way an art work is made, for example, carpentry, fired in a kiln, bieng cast from a mould, etc.
Site-Specific Sculpture:

To produce a sculpture that is site specific (made for a specific space), enhance the environment of the school and reflect the values of the school within the local community.
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