High school art sculpture

This cardboard abstract sculpture project is ideal for aspiring artists and beginners alike. It introduces the world of abstract art in a way that's easy to understand and fun to explore.This teaching package includes: Easy-to-Follow Lessons: the lessons are structured in a simple, clear manner, ensuring that both teachers and students can follow along effortlessly.Accessible Materials: focuses on commonly available materials like cardboard, making the lessons affordable and easy to…

This wire figure sculpture lesson is engaging, challenging, and allows for students to explore personal expression.

This 3D portrait lesson provides a free printable template to allow a quick and easy sculpture construction that's ready for any medium. Paint, print, letter, or collage to add personality and tell a story on your three dimensional portrait.

Project Description: Students will be creating 3D Sculptures using wire as the primary medium. In order to made the sculpture look like the subject, students will need to follow the Contour/Cross...

NYLON STOCKING SCULPTURE First student create a base using a square block. They drill holes into the base and attach wire into the holes. Then the students cover the wire and the base with a single nylon stocking. They then form the wire to a pleasing form. Students then cover the nylon with Gesso. After sculpture are dry student can use paint to give their sculpture character. Painting the sculptures took them to the next level by creating character and bold statements.

Artist Nick Georgiou of Tuscon, Arizona puts old books and newspapers to good use by crafting them into three dimensional sculptures and ornately framed wall art. His human faces, flowers and animals made of rolled up newspapers and old book pages will have looking at that previously read paperback in a different light. "My art is inspired by the death of the printed word. Books and newspapers are becoming artifacts of the 21st century. As a society we're shifting away from print consumption…

While I’m not a control freak, I have grown accustomed to having a lot of kids under my control at one time. And, I think I’m good at it. I run a fairly tight ship in terms of schedules and expectatio

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