Name that method
A base made from foam, wire, or cardboard which supports a sculpture
Wire Armature
The visually satisfying effect of combining similar, related elements.
Harmony
A shape or form derived from or suggestive of mathematics, characterized by crisp precise edges and consistent curves.
Geometric
A well developed idea or a comprehensive generalization.
Concept or concept sketch
These mini paper sculptures have root in China and Japan. What is the name of this technique?
Origami
The suggestion or illusion of motion in a sculpture, or design. For example, circles going diagonally up and down from right to left could show that the design moves up and to the right or down and to the left.
Movement
A shape or form relating to those found in the natural world or suggestive of living organisms (also referred to as biomorphic.)
Organic
The area in a work to which the eye is most compellingly drawn.
Focal Point
This versatile technique involves mixing paper materials with glue and water to form a seal or surface on a work of art.
Paper mache
special attention given to some component of a composition, which gives it prominence.
Emphasis
This is established when associations of size are created relative to some constant standard or specific unit of measurement relative to human dimensions. For example, the of an automobile compared to size of the Statue of Liberty.
Scale
aptitude, skill, or quality workmanship in use of tools and materials.
Craftsmanship
A sculpture in which forms project from a background, usually mounted on a wall.
Relief
An element of art which refers to how a surface feels or looks like it would feel.
Texture