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Thursday, November 21, 2019

Project #7: : Natural Wood & Picture Frames Sculpture

NWSA: Art 3-D Comprehensive
Fall 2019 /Friday 1:10pm - 3:45pm / Room 5102
Instructors: Hans Evers & Lauren Shapiro

Project #7: Natural Wood & Picture Frames Sculpture
Due date 1/10/20

Create a floor or wall sculpture combining natural wood and picture frame profiles. We have a TON of picture frame profiles in the wood shop for you to use. For the natural wood elements you will have to collect many of the same type of item for this project and figure out how to join those items together to make a sculpture 

Natural wood suggestions: twigs, driftwood, branches, tree pods, roots, bamboo, caning, etc.  
Possible solutions for joining: sewing, tying, bending, piercing, weaving, joining, glueing, stacking, using dowels, or whatever technique you come up with to make an object from your chosen materials. You can NOT use hot glue!

The Sculpture must be three-dimensional and stand and support itself on the floor or must project from the wall. At home and during the in-class workday you will try different techniques of arranging or joining your objects together to make one unified form.

Size Requirement:The sculpture must be a minimum of 4 feet long in at least one dimension.

November 29                           2 fully developed sketchbook drawings and 1 3D model due to instructors via reminds
                                                Must indicate how you intend to construct the piece  & what materials you will use.    
                                                
December 6                            No class –At Basel 
                                                Work at home!               Photos due of work in progress via reminds

December 13                          Bring sketches and work in progress and materials to class, Studio work day  

December 20                          Studio work day bring materials to class

January 10                              Final Critique

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