the structure of an object, referring to three dimensional space

cutting or chipping away from a solid material like wood or stone to shape a 3D form

a sculpture where shapes are raised from a flat background, not fully 3D

the early stage of a sculpture where the basic shape is formed before adding detail

Thinking in 3D, carving with soap

Art and design

Exploring biomorphic sculptures using papier mâché

Responding to organic forms with card, papers and modroc

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

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

A painting using tone to create the illusion of 3D

A sketch of a 3D object with a deep shadow

What does “relief” mean in sculpture?

The early stage of carving a sculpture is called {{}} and helps form the basic shape.

Why is it best to remove small amounts of soap while carving?

What helps to develop understanding of depth when sketching for a relief sculpture?

Thinking in {{}} helps artists plan sculptures by imagining depth and structure.

What does the word “form” mean in art and design?

A {{}} sculpture can stand on its own without needing support.

Match each keyword with its correct definition:

Which of these is an example of biomorphic design?

Paper mâché is made by mixing paper with {{}} or paste.

Thinking in 3D, carving with soap

Lesson outcome