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introduction to sculpture Cardboard Relief introduction to sculpture

During this project you will Explore three dimensional art in the form of relief Fully understand Foreshortening Plan ahead to create an interesting composition Continue to build upon prior knowledge of paint mixing and color theory

What is Relief? Relief is a sculptural technique in which sections of a surface have been raised from the background plane, usually by carving away at the negative space.

Examples of Reliefs

What is Foreshortening?

Cardboard Relief Criteria: Must demonstrate EXTREME Foreshortening Must have multiple layers (to create relief effect) Must demonstrate good craftsmanship Must be awesome and original (not cliche’)

Examples

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How do we begin? Sketch Original ideas Push your ideas to utilize EXTREME Foreshortening Enlarge sketch to 12 by 18 paper Label pieces to cut out of cardboard Transfer pieces to cardboard cut out pieces using scissors and xacto knives arrange cardboard pieces paint pieces glue pieces

All pieces must be built up from the backboard Further Back - First Closest Up- Last