The task was to create an abstract figure from plaster.First Paula showed us some example of abstract art to get some ideas.These images helped to inspirate me and I started to make some sketches in my notebook.Then we changed our room and try to work with clay at first.I couldn't manage to follow my sketches so I was just playing with it for a while.I lost my inspiration somehow then I made a barrel with legs and and arms coming out of it.It looked like a "human tree" ,as I turn left or right it became a figure.I liked the idea so I had to create something similar from plaster as well.Everybody got a pack of plaster and some special equipment to carve.It was quite wet so it was easy to work as well.I couldn't finish ,because the time was not enough, I had to brought home in a plastic bag.Next day I continued my work,it was a bit dryer,but still workable.I carved the leg and the butt at first then I was graving the arm when it's broken-down...unfortunately! It was wet so I couldn't stick it back.Hmm.Maybe it will look like a very abstract piece of art. :) The last step was to chisel and refine the sculpture with emery-paper,that was the hardest...
Tuesday, May 6, 2008
Plaster sculpture
The task was to create an abstract figure from plaster.First Paula showed us some example of abstract art to get some ideas.These images helped to inspirate me and I started to make some sketches in my notebook.Then we changed our room and try to work with clay at first.I couldn't manage to follow my sketches so I was just playing with it for a while.I lost my inspiration somehow then I made a barrel with legs and and arms coming out of it.It looked like a "human tree" ,as I turn left or right it became a figure.I liked the idea so I had to create something similar from plaster as well.Everybody got a pack of plaster and some special equipment to carve.It was quite wet so it was easy to work as well.I couldn't finish ,because the time was not enough, I had to brought home in a plastic bag.Next day I continued my work,it was a bit dryer,but still workable.I carved the leg and the butt at first then I was graving the arm when it's broken-down...unfortunately! It was wet so I couldn't stick it back.Hmm.Maybe it will look like a very abstract piece of art. :) The last step was to chisel and refine the sculpture with emery-paper,that was the hardest...
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