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Is this sculpture a Giacometti, Degas or Harms-Van Estrik?
Sophia Harms-Van Estrik
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What does the "D" in 3D stand for?
Dimensional
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When creating our sculptures, what did we use to add weight to our armatures so that they would stand upright without the use of a wood base?
Clay
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Name 3 characteristics of acrylic paint:
1. permanent once dry 2. dries fast 3. opaque (cannot see through it) 4. does not need water added to use it.
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What do you call something that you can kind of see through, but not quite as clearly as through a window?
Translucent
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What do you call a form for a sculpture that is removed?
a Mold
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baam
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star
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gift
Win 15 points!
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banana
Go to last place!
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Is this sculpture a Giacometti, Degas or Harms-Van Estrik?
Edgar Degas
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Name 6 things that one can use as the form, mold or armature for a sculpture:
wire, cardboard, foil. balloon, bowl, tape, clay, wadded newspaper, boxes, paper towel tubes....
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Is this wire body a form, mold or armature?
Armature
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The paper we used for our paper mache was in a lightweight, flattened pulp form, otherwise known as what?
Toilet Paper
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eraser
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What is the name of the Swiss artist who created tall, skinny sculptures?
Alberto Giacometti
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When creating things out of paper mache, the paper can be in either one of these two forms.
Strips or Pulp
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heart
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star
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fairy
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lifesaver
Give 10 points!
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This is what we call the base shape of a sculpture. It can be created many different ways and with a variety of different materials.
Form
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