Cardboard sculpture high school

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These cardboard relief sculptures make the perfect project for teaching relief sculpture to middle or high school art students. Students recreate a famous artwork of their choice using cardboard and craft paper. This unit teaches students about relief sculpture, art history, cardboard attachment techniques, and creating texture. #cardboardsculptures #highschoolartprojecct #middleschoolartproject #recycledart #cardboardart #artmadeofcardboard #sustainableartprojects #sustainableart #cardboard

This article will take 7 minutes to read. If you're waiting on your budget money to come in, or if you don't have a budget at all, here are six sculpture ideas you can use to create some great projects without spending a lot of money.

Ms. Jen Heydt-Nelson

I teach advanced 3D Art at a school without a kiln so I have to be creative with the materials that we use. Luckily, we do have a ton of cardboard from discarded delivery boxes and you can actually…

Essential Question(s): 1. What is the definition of proportion and low-relief sculpture? 2. What are the realistic proportions of a human face? …

I'm currently teaching an art class focusing on 3D art. This exercise with paper is a good way to show children how sculptural pieces can be viewed from many angles. Begin with an 8 1/2 by 11" sheet of card stock. Fold in half. Cut lines from the bottom arching up toward the fold, stopping about 1/2 inch from fold. Add interest by punching holes. Open the paper and add stamps or other decoration. Fold again. Alternate between folding the strips in opposite decorations.