Sculpture projects

This affordable Modular Sculpture Art Lesson is great for sculpting beginners It is easy to understand while teaching 3D fundamentals.

This up-cycled sculpture assemblage is a fun art lesson for kids. Make art with everyday items found at home. This is a year round art project for grades K-8

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ISA VISUAL ART | Sculptures are finished and ready to be painted! Art 1 Pre-AP artists created these beautiful subtractive sculptures in 3 days. Stay tuned… | Instagram

This is Buttercup. Yes, yes, she’s very cute. So let’s make a sculpture of her! You probably have a cat as cute as Buttercup (well almost as cute) so why not make your own art piece? He…

Girl is 17" tall; 22.5" to top of balloon. I made her using primarily 16 ga. galvanized steel and 18 ga. copper.

Welcome! This blog post features a guided tutorial of how to create a drip sculpture inspired by one of my FAVORITE contemporary artists, Dan Lam. Before exploring this project, check out Dan Lam's eye catching drip sculptures on her website here and her Instagram page here. Dan Lam’s "tactile, technicolor sculptures use unconventional materials to

Ann Weber on Instagram: "I’m experimenting with color and method with this new work. Preparing for a show in September. I’m breaking one of my rules. I usually don’t make new work for a show, preferring to have the curator choose from existing work. The reason is that it puts too much pressure on myself. Of all the work that I make, some of it is better than others. If it doesn’t stand the test of time, I throw it out. But I know how this curator, Daniela Saxa-Katano at Palos Verde Art…

Ok, so the giant food sculptures we started making a few weeks ago are (almost) finished! Here are some of the ones who finished yesterday. Aren't they scrumdidlyumptious?! This donut needs sprinkles I feel.. Sushi Roll Tomato-less Hamburger Sweets for all! Have a look at my last post on the giant food sculptures, to see

Somehow, everybody sees a cardboard box differently. Some people see it as a storage unit, some cats see it as a perfect home, and Japanese artist Monomi Ohno sees it as a building material for her amazing 3-D sculptures.