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    Sculpture is the art of making three-dimensional forms from materials like wood, clay, metal, or stone. There are three main types of sculpture: free-standing sculptures that can stand on their own, relief sculptures that are attached to a background, and kinetic sculptures that move. Key features of sculptures include line, color, texture, volume, perspective, form, and style. Common techniques for making sculptures are carving, modeling, casting, and assemblage. Specific techniques include bronze casting, stone carving, wood carving, ivory carving, and carving other materials like shells.

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    Sculpture is the art of making three-dimensional forms from materials like wood, clay, metal, or stone. There are three main types of sculpture: free-standing sculptures that can stand on their own, relief sculptures that are attached to a background, and kinetic sculptures that move. Key features of sculptures include line, color, texture, volume, perspective, form, and style. Common techniques for making sculptures are carving, modeling, casting, and assemblage. Specific techniques include bronze casting, stone carving, wood carving, ivory carving, and carving other materials like shells.

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    Sculpture is the art of making three-dimensional forms from materials like wood, clay, metal, or stone. There are three main types of sculpture: free-standing sculptures that can stand on their own, relief sculptures that are attached to a background, and kinetic sculptures that move. Key features of sculptures include line, color, texture, volume, perspective, form, and style. Common techniques for making sculptures are carving, modeling, casting, and assemblage. Specific techniques include bronze casting, stone carving, wood carving, ivory carving, and carving other materials like shells.

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    Sculpture is the art of making three-dimensional forms from materials like wood, clay, metal, or stone. There are three main types of sculpture: free-standing sculptures that can stand on their own, relief sculptures that are attached to a background, and kinetic sculptures that move. Key features of sculptures include line, color, texture, volume, perspective, form, and style. Common techniques for making sculptures are carving, modeling, casting, and assemblage. Specific techniques include bronze casting, stone carving, wood carving, ivory carving, and carving other materials like shells.

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    LESSON 8 :

    SCULPTORS

     The art of forming solid  A two-dimensional form


    objects that represent a of sculpture exists, where
    thing, person, idea, etc. out the object is not fully
    of a material such as wood, detached from its
    clay, metal, or stone, or an background, which is
    object made in this way. described as relief carving.
    KIND OF SCULPTURE

    A. Free-standing
    It is three-dimensional figure or a kind of sculpture in
    the round,that’s is monumental.
    B. Relief
    This is a sculpture characterized as embossed in which
    images are set on a flat backgroundnand carvings can be
    considered a examples.
    C. Kinetic and mobiles
    This are moving three- dimensional figures, lik that are
    susoended on air to move like goodluck sign we hang by the
    door.
    FEATURES OF A SCULPTURE

    1. Line- This are shape of piece of arts, this could be


    horizontal, vertical or diagonal
    2. Color- This generally termed to as to its property hue and
    valu
    3. Texture- Texture refers to the way the object feel to the
    touch.
    4. Volume- This means solidity or thickness. The sculpture is
    concerned with volume because a sculpture occupies space.
    5. Perspective- This refers to depth or distance. The two
    perspective are linear and aerial.
    6. Form- This means the overall design of sculpture. There
    are two kinds of forms namely closed and open for.
    7. Style- Artists show individuality in there art style. They
    select their style according to their tastes
    THE FOUR WELL- KNOW TECHNIQUES TO MAKE
    SCULPTURE

    o Carving- using stone, wood, ivory or bone.


    o Modeling- in clay or wax.
    o Casting- is a very popular method, liquid in the form of
    bronze is poured into a cast and hardened. The lost wax
    process is a technique used to produce cast where a clay and
    plaster mould take on wax which is melted through a vent
    and molten metal is poured in to replace it,
    o Assemblage- sculpture is a technique that involves the
    collation of several different, often found materials and
    objects within one work.
    SCULPTOR TECHNIQUES

    1) Bronze casting-Bronze is the most popular metal for cast


    metal sculptures; a cast bronze sculpture is often called simply
    a "bronze". It can be used for statues, singly or in groups,
    reliefs, and small statuettes and figurines, as well as bronze
    elements to be fitted to other objects such as furniture.
    2) Stone carving- Stone carving is an activity where pieces of
    rough natural stone are shaped by the controlled removal of
    stone. Owing to the permanence of the material, stone work has
    survived which was created during our prehistory. Work carried
    out by paleolithic societies to create flint tools is more often
    referred to as knapping. Stone carving that is done to produce
    lettering is more often referred to as lettering. The process of
    removing stone from the earth is called mining or quarrying.
    3) Wood carving- The art of fashioning or ornamenting objects
    of wood by cutting with a sharp handheld implement also : an
    object of wood so fashioned or ornamented
    4) Ivory carving- The carving or shaping of ivory into sculptures,
    ornaments, and decorative or utilitarian articles. Elephant tusks
    have been the main source of ivory used for such carvings,
    although the tusks of walrus and other ivory-bearing mammals
    have also been worked.
    5) Carving in semi- precious stone & shell-

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