Soap carving inspired by the work of Barbara Hepworth and Henry Moore

Art and design

To cut in order to produce an object, design, or inscription.

Because we didn't draw our design properly.

Because we didn't look properly at our design.

Because we might realise some details could look better.

Why might our design change as we carve our sculpture?

Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of Hepworth or Moore's work?

Which of the following is one of the final stages of our work?

It is important because we can change it when when we carve our sculpture.

It is important because we can ensure we have included inspiration from our artist’s work.

It is important because we have a design to work from.

Which one of the following is NOT a reason to create a design before we begin carving our sculpture?

It is important because the better the drawing is, the easier it is to follow when we carve our sculpture.

It is important because we can then add colour to our work.

It is important because we can then change the design when we carve our sculpture.

Why is it important to draw our design carefully?

We cut out the design so it looks better.

We cut out the design so we can add more detail.

We cut out the design so we can understand how our work looks in a 3D form.

How did we show different layers of height in our work?

We must be careful because it could weaken the structure.

We must be careful because it might be too difficult to do.

We must be careful to add lots of holes so as to ensure it looks like the artist's work.

If adding a hole through our work, why must we be careful where we put it?