1. Non-Objective Shapes Sculpture
Clay 2
Ms. Dunn

2. Minimum Requirements
Must create a sculpture using multiple shapes (can be organic or geometric)
Must use one shape at least 10 times
Must consider location/display of sculpture:
Sitting on a table
Hanging from the ceiling
Attached to the wall

3. Steps to creating Sculpture
Decide on a shape
Cut your shape out of cardboard at least 10 times
Create a cardboard model of your sculpture
Roll out a slab and use template to cut out shapes
Slip and score shapes together to form your sculpture

4. Things to consider: Positive and Negative space
Texture: will you have any?
Edges: make a decision on whether you want clearly defined edges, rounded, sharp, or smooth
Glaze: how will you glaze your sculpture?
Symmetry vs. asymmetry
Form and depth

5. Examples

11. Homework/Sketchbook: Due Monday, March 3rd
3 full page sketches of different ideas