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This is my historical piece which I used to get inspired 

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This is my historical piece which I used to get inspired 

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Historical Inspiration (Han Dynasty, China)

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Historical Inspiration (Han Dynasty, China)

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Tea Bowl (Song Dynasty, China, 11th–12th century)

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Tea Bowl (Song Dynasty, China, 11th–12th century)

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Progress as of 4.4.2024

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Cut out template & initial progress

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Historical original from Cantor Art Center

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Historical original from Cantor Art Center

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My work in progress

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The comic designs I’m adding to the torso

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The piece I’m basing my sculpture off of

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In the end, I decided that my historically inspired idea would be better achieved with slab, so I used one of my small pieces as a maquette to built a large coil built figure, which was inspired in part by historical and contemporary pieces I’ve enjoyed over the past six months

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Professor Gregor told me that these pieces were manufactured at high volumes using press molds. The distortion in her facial features may be due to wear on the mold from repeated use.

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After sketching some ideas based on Aphrodite, I was curious to find a sculpture that would show shoulder and the level of definition that Aphrodite had in her abs. This is a close-up of a full size figure that I found online.

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Template (recreation of original template, now lost)

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Template (recreation of original template, now lost)

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Continuously widening and then cutting clay to narrow it down.