Sculpture
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A group for 3-D artists who create sculpture, assemblage, or any form of 3-D artwork in any medium. Ask questions and share your favorite tips and techniques.
Members: 40
Latest Activity: Apr 14, 2018
Welcome
Hello and Welcome to the Sculpture Group!
This is the place to share your sculptures and discuss all aspects of making 3-D art.
If you would like to share your sculptures, you can either scroll down to the "Show & Tell" Comment Wall and post your art there, or start your own discussion by clicking here: http://community.art-is-fun.com/group/sculpture/forum/topic/new?target=http%3A%2F%2Fcommunity.art-is-fun.com%2Fgroup%2Fsculpture
If you would like a critique or want some advice on a specific work-in-progress, you can start your own discussion by clicking here: http://community.art-is-fun.com/group/sculpture/forum/topic/new?target=http%3A%2F%2Fcommunity.art-is-fun.com%2Fgroup%2Fsculpture
If you would like to share progress shots of your 3-D art in its various stages, that's great too! Tutorials are welcome!
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Just two simple rules:
- Please keep all discussions relevant to sculpture and all aspects of making 3-D art.
- Be friendly and considerate in your posts.
Thanks for joining & have fun!
Discussion Forum
"Clockworks" Kaitlin's 2nd finished sculpture. ( constructive cristism is appreciated)
Started by Kaitlin Emerson. Last reply by Emily A. Jan 16, 2017. 1 Reply 1 Like
This isn't part of January's theme, but my teacher wanted us to do "clockworks". This sculpture is my body that was wrapped in packaging tape and then decorated with colorful duct tape, cardboard, fishing line, and paper. I am actually glas it looks so well, because i made it within a night and decorated it within a few days.…READ MORE
Tags: clockworks, gears, butterflies, body, colorful
A question on kilns
Started by Kenneth A. Haines. Last reply by sarah maria du toit Nov 10, 2013. 1 Reply 1 Like
Since I am mostly working air dry clay and some polymer I am interested in getting a kiln, however I have no idea what to look for, there are so many variations. What would be a good start for a small area? I have never done any ceramics, I understand that that may require a different set up!! Not sureREAD MORE
just sharing one example of my sculpture
Started by Sheila Longden. Last reply by Patty Clark Oct 14, 2013. 14 Replies 2 Likes
This was my first attempt. She has a wire frame that is wrapped with material soaked in fabric hardener.(Paverpol) She sits on a wooden post. I followed a pattern for her. but all my later works are done free hand cheers SheilaREAD MORE
First attempts at an alto relief
Started by John Steele. Last reply by Louk Weyers PulpArt Jul 25, 2013. 5 Replies 2 Likes
Done in clay with the intent of later castingREAD MORE
I love sculpting, among other things....
Started by Kenneth A. Haines. Last reply by Thaneeya McArdle Jun 20, 2013. 1 Reply 0 Likes
Mostly I like odd things, these I call Alien Trees, all made with air dry clay and painted, only drawback is they are very fragile and chip easily. any ideas on how to strengthen or perhaps a different medium. I would eventually like to get a kiln, but knowledge in that area is lacking.READ MORE
a later work made with same method as Annabel . She has real butterfly wings and sits on a rock
Started by Sheila Longden. Last reply by Sheila Longden May 3, 2013. 4 Replies 1 Like
Anamorphic Installations - Cool Classroom Idea?
Started by Thaneeya McArdle Apr 18, 2013. 0 Replies 2 Likes
This could be a fun idea for a Sculpture Class... Get all the students to work together to create an anamorphic installation that fills a whole room, similar to the work of Bernard Pras, which you can see here: http://creativegreed.com/bernard-pras-anamorphic-painting.htmlHe uses items like clothing, driftwood and other objects and arranges them strategically around a room so that when you look at the installation from…READ MORE
This is a half mask I made. I would appreciate some helpful critiques
Started by Kaitlin Emerson. Last reply by Thaneeya McArdle Apr 4, 2013. 3 Replies 0 Likes
This half mask is made out of clay. This is not wearable or able to stank up-right by itself. The glazes are suppose to look nature-like. READ MORE
The Sculptors Group is therre to encourage Sculptors and to improve their artworks.
Started by Louk Weyers PulpArt. Last reply by Louk Weyers PulpArt Apr 3, 2013. 4 Replies 1 Like
From now on I shall be posting more and more Works In Progress, as WIPs could be of interest to other sculptors too. Finished artworks can be seen at my own site http://www.pulpart.net. I love your comments and likes though, but the Sculpture group is in my opinion the place to help each other with all acpects of the creative process. Items of general interest could for instance be how to do mold making if you need multiples (I include a photo of salted…READ MORE
Tags: art, work, finished, sculptures, sculptors
3D Pen
Started by Thaneeya McArdle. Last reply by Anton Abela Mar 15, 2013. 3 Replies 4 Likes
Wouldn't it be neat to use a pen to draw in the air and create a 3D sculpture? It's possible! A company called WobbleWorks has created "the world's first 3D printing pen". You can read an overview here in this CNN article: http://whatsnext.blogs.cnn.com/2013/02/21/a-3-d-pen-that-lets-you-draw-objects-in-the-air/WobbleWorks launched a …READ MORE
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Comment by Frank Savage on July 19, 2016 at 2:18am -
I use these celcom blocks...~ This one is a LARGE Thermalite trench block~ blocks to improvise on between drawings they are a great 3D canvas for ideas, i first started using them in the late 70's and believe i was the first to give them an aesthetic value.
BE CAREFUL THE DUST IS CARSONEGENIC! Always work outside or be masked up, i have spent years perfecting the right tools and fixatives of my own design to use on this material, if anybody is interested in using this medium as a "canvas" i may be able to advise you and offer some tips!
Thanks for your attention!
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Comment by Frank Savage on July 19, 2016 at 2:17am
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Comment by Frank Savage on July 19, 2016 at 2:15am
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I use these celcom blocks...~ This one is a LARGE Thermalite trench block~ blocks to improvise on between drawings they are a great 3D canvas for ideas, i first started using them in the late 70's and believe i was the first to give them an aesthetic value.
BE CAREFUL THE DUST IS CARSONEGENIC! Always work outside or be masked up, i have spent years perfecting the right tools and fixatives of my own design to use on this material, if anybody is interested in using this medium as a "canvas" i may be able to advise you and offer some tips!
Thanks for your attention!
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Comment by Frank Savage on July 19, 2016 at 2:15am
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Comment by Linda Rutledge on August 28, 2014 at 7:05pm -
My first try at lifecasting with excaustic wax.
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Comment by Hannah Baumgart on October 3, 2013 at 5:26pm -
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Comment by Hannah Baumgart on October 3, 2013 at 5:26pm
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Comment by Hannah Baumgart on October 3, 2013 at 5:24pm
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Comment by Kenneth A. Haines on June 27, 2013 at 10:40pm -
a little piece I did a a couple months ago
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