Robert Tabor: Artist and multi-dimensional designer

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Robert Tabor: Artist and multi-dimensional designer Fantasy Shoe Sculpture

What is Fantasy Art/Surrealism? Depicts magical and supernatural themes, ideas, creatures or settings. Fantasy art can be attached to mythology and surrealism.

Robert Tabor Biography Living artist today. Degree in Graphic Design from the Art Institute of Boston. Works at a corporate in New York.

What is Tabor known for? Decorating, graphic design, visual display for: Mattell toys, Nickeloedan, MTV, and Macy’s. Fantasy shoe sculpture using different medium. Ex. Clay, foam, fabrics, etc.

More shoes….

Junk shoe artist-Gabriel Disshaw

Artist Juan Mejias

Activity-Fantasy shoe story Create a children’s storybook in your group relating to one shoe sculpture from the artist Robert Tabor( it can be a poem that rhymes). The book must include: Text Images The meaning of the sculpture (your interpretation). Use Elements(shapes, lines, color) and Principles(unity, balance, patterns) to describe the sculpture.