a sculpture making technique where a malleable material is formed in mould

a hollow container used to shape the malleable material

a part of the mould that curves around the object or cast in a way that makes it hard to remove the object from the mould. It can trap the cast inside the mould if not designed carefully

Exploring 3D art materials with casting (paper and plaster)

Art and design

Exploring biomorphic sculptures using papier mâché

Responding to organic forms with card, papers and modroc

Thinking in 3D, carving with soap

Exploring 3D construction techniques with clay

3D Design: displaying a sculpture

Pupils will explore sculptural forms, delving into organic and human made forms through 3D art. They will enhance their 3D thinking, source inspiration, and experiment with various materials. Pupils will learn technical techniques, modeling, and construction methods.

Being curious about 3D design

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a part of the mould that traps the object

Match the keyword to its correct meaning.

Which material is commonly used in the casting process?

Testing different materials helps develop a better understanding of their ...

to make better, informed choices in future projects

to save time and create more work quickly

Why should you explore different casting methods in your work?

What does the word form mean in art and sculpture?

A sculpture in relief is raised from a flat surface but not fully ...

building a structure from various materials

Match the sculptural method to its description.

What are the first steps in creating a form using papier mâché?

Sculptures can be presented in different ways, including freestanding, stacked, in relief or ...

What material is most likely to be carved to create a sculpture?

Exploring 3D art materials with casting (paper and plaster)

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