Showing posts with label First Thoughts. Show all posts
Showing posts with label First Thoughts. Show all posts
Thursday, September 11, 2008
What I now know
A representational sculpture is one that is supposed to represent a real life object. For example, the sculpture i saw in New York City of the metal trees was a representational sculpture because it was created to look just like a real tree. An abstract sculpture is a sculpture which was created not to look like anything in particular, but could look like something to different people. In order to create a found object sculpture, i would see what found objects i had to work with, and think of something in my head which i wanted to create. I would then start getting pieces together until finally i knew what i was going to do.
A sculpture I remember
A sculpture i remember seeing were trees made out of metal. I saw these sculptures at Bryant Park in New York City. What makes me remember it was how intricate the details to the tree were. It all so real, except for the fact that it was shining silver, but the branches and trunk of the metal tree were so exact, it was amazing.
My skills as an artist
I really enjoy all kinds of art, but drawing is my strong point. I prefer to draw still life and portraits rather than imagining things in my head and then drawing them. My weakness in art is the use of color. I prefer to do all my drawings in just pencil, but people always tell me to color them, and I just can't do it so it improves my drawing. For sculpture, i haven't really had and real experiences with sculpture so i will soon know my strong points and weakness's.
Tuesday, September 9, 2008
Why am I taking Intermediate Sculpture?
I took intermediate sculpture because i decided i wanted to try sculpture. When ever I did art before, it was always drawing and painting, so i decided I would try this. Also, another thing that drew me to this class was the last project we did in our Art Principles last year, which was a found object sculpture. I built a roller coaster out of sticks, and i found out how fun it was to build sculptures.
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