Art 1 always starts our sculpture unit with a plaster of paris subtraction sculpture. We start by cutting the tops off of pop cans and then I fill them with plaster of paris mixture. After they set up for a day or two we peel off the pop can and the students use carving tools to cut away the extra plaster.
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| Aaron L. and Mikhail S. and Mohammed M. |
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ReplyDeletethose were really hard to do. I didn't like the project and it was super time consuming. if it wasn't so hard to get fine details it would have been a lot more fun
ReplyDeletethese were fun but hard at the same time. it was hard to get the details right. it took me a lot of tries to do it.
ReplyDeleteI like it because the sculpture is interesting, and it takes a lot of time to do it.
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