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An introduction to papier maché sculpture techniques. by Underwood, Karen (United Kingdom) Titel: An introduction to papier maché sculpture techniques.By: Underwood, Karen (United Kingdom)Module: Visual artsLanguage: EnglishWe scheduled this workshop as follow: A serie of 8 workshops (total number of workshops) in 4 days, so each day is 2 workshophours.. N.B. This is so work can be dried This workshop has been placed in the following category: Visual arts. Maximum number of participants: 8. The needed artistic level for this workshop is: Beginners / Average The skills criteria for participants to follow this workshop are: Beginners / Average You will have learned after doing this workshop: • Participants will have learnt practical and basic techniques in a medium which is inexpensive and requires little in the way of workspace or tools. • They will be challenged to explore new creative ideas and themes. What materials/equipment you need to bring to be able to do this workshop: Please bring wire cutters and modelling knives if you have them. A limited number of modelling knives etc may be bought from the tutor. Cut out pictures on a particular theme, this is not necessary. The content of this workshop is: This inspiring course draws on source materials provided by the tutor. Students\design and make a sculpture using wire, card and paper. Sculptures may follow a theme of the students choosing; a picture or drawing by the student or be based from materials provided by the tutor. Work can then be painted using gouache or acrylic paint. Also in the module: Visual arts - Introduction to visual arts. - Painting. - Graphic design as visual language. - Three-Dimensional model study in clay. - Abstract painting. - Practical visual arts: Drawing books as a creative tool. - New dimensions with paper. - Art and Community & Intelligent Humility - An introduction to papier maché sculpture techniques. - Origami-Kirigami. - Cermics-Relationship between forms, in place and in space. - Drawing in the dark. - Art and illusion: A reflection on the pictorial representation. |