Kids create oversized cardboard faces using a textured, corrugated cardboard, toilet roll tubes cut up into circles, newspaper, and paint.
Essential Question(s): 1. What is the definition of proportion and low-relief sculpture? 2. What are the realistic proportions of a human face? 3. How can an…
(Ages 8-14)Make a Picasso-inspired face out of cardboard!Music is "Acoustic Breeze" by http://www.bensound.com
Invisibilité Invisibilié Le bas-relief en papier est une création inspirée des photographies de Dorothea Lange, notamment "Migrant Mother", elle s'inscrit parfaitement dans le thème de l'invisibilité. La technique du papier blanc sur fond blanc, qui ne se révèle qu'avec une lumière adéquate, renforce cette idée, invitant le spectateur à une observation attentive et à une…
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Drawing, Illustration, Sculpting
Artist James Lake has used cardboard as his medium of choice for the last 20 years. The-UK based sculptor pieces together multiple layers of the recyclable material with hot glue to create free-standing figural sculptures that are often a reflection of his own image. Lake was diagnosed with bone cancer at age 17, and beganContinue reading "Figurative Sculptures Formed From Recycled Cardboard by James Lake"
These faces look a lot more complicated than they really are. I use absorbent ground or gesso are a base and face stamps. These were stamped with Donna Downey designs from Unity Stamps . I have posted a process video on my Youtube channel. You can watch it below too.
Very exciting project made with my friend Fabrice Lli.The mask was only made with cardboard and it took around 8h for create it.
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Dans cette série sur les bonhommes et les portraits, il y aura évidemment beaucoup d'artistes créateurs. J'espère que vous aurez plaisir à découvrir leur travail et que de cette découverte jaillira quelques extraordinaires idées pour vos élèves.Parfois...
It was 2009, and I was doing a Masters Thesis in Digital Art. When you do an MFA, your thesis always takes the form of an art project- and it has to be something big. In the first year of my program, I was thinking seriously about making a life-size sculpture of a mask-wearing figure. It didn't wind up manifesting (I wound up making a 20-minute 3D animation instead) but here's a step along the road towards a large sculpture. My plan, at the time, was to model the underlying structure in cardboard, and then cover the structure in resin. My process was as follows:
Height 5.5 ft
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MACOMB, IL - - Artworks created using cardboard and graphic design work are the two exhibits on display Tuesday, Feb. 17-Thursday, March 12 at Western Illino...
Six years ago, American artist [Warren King](http://wrnking.com/) travelled to China for the first time, to the village where generations of his famil...
