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this is james. you should start to log out jimi

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Gestural Drawing Gestural drawing is a looser, more expressive form of drawing. I don't think artists should always draw in a photorealistic style because the diversity of art is what makes it interesting.

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Hands Across the Divide Maurice Harron made Hands Across the Divide. He placed it in Derry/Londonderry to commemorate the troubles. It was placed 20 years after Bloody Sunday.

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5 Minute Art I can't explain how he thinks the sculptures are made because the closed captions can't pick up his childish voice and the room is very loud. I don't remember the first sculpture I ever saw because I have a terrible memory.

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Likes/Dislikes I liked the outcome the most because although it was relatively difficult to work at, the final result was worth it.

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Who's That Boy? If my sculpture was created and produced life-size, I would place it either in a public park or beside a gymnastics area, as my sculpture is doing a handstand.

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my wire sculpture,i would rate 3 out of 10(1 being difficult 10 easy)

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gestural drawing is a more abstract form of art. I don't think artists should always draw in a photorealist style as drawing in different ways can make art more fun and interesting.

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A Sense of Place Antony Gormley places his sculptures in the real world because he says it's not about controlling space, it's about activating it and making it feel more alive.

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Gestural drawing is a loose, sketch drawing. I think that artists should draw using different techniques to make a variety of drawings

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Maurice Harron mad the Hands Across the Divide sculpture. It is placed in Derry as this is a historical place when it comes to the troubles and the sculpture was placed there 20 years after Bloody Sunday

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He is a very popular idol of mine and I9 want him to build a sculpture near me

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Miles thinks sculptures were poked, pulled and pushed in different ways and they are made of metal.

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jack adair here, Anthony placed his sculptures in real places, we should organise a school trip to see many of the sculptures. This would be amazing

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Maurice Harron made the Hands Across the Divide sculpture to remember the troubles. It is situated in Derry because there is a lot of history with the troubles in Derry.

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I like gestural drawings because you can be free and creative when drawing different human figures. They can be very short drawings or you can be spend a long time on them.

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Miles thinks that the sculptor pushed it, pulled it, slapped it and poked it. And it is made of metal.

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we would place our sculpture on top of the Eiffel Tower so that everyone could see our pregnant giraffe and fat wrestler

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I did not enjoy the wire sculpturing , because it was hard to work with

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The hands across the divide was made to remember the end of the troubles in Ireland.

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I feel that gestural drawings are a great way of drawing but it is not neccesary to always draw like this

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the wires were sooo strong and sturdy that they were hard for fingers to move wires are out to get you

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I liked painting my sculpture but I did not like making the wire part of it because it was difficult.

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I remember the majority of what I learned this year however I feel as though when making theses magnificent man made pieces of art but we needed an extended period of time to achieve a higher standard as a dalriad focusing on art. I considered building another one at home but unfortunately I do not have the time nor the materials to build one of these beautiful specimens.

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My favourite part of the sculpting was the painting. The part I enjoyed the least was joining the wires.

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My wire sculpture was a 1.001 out of 10

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Building a Wire Armature On a scale of 1-10, I'd rate the wire armature project an 8. It wasn't the easiest, but it was easy to pick up. I found that once I figured out what I was doing and how to do it, it was simple. I learned more about human proportion and how to replicate it, the only issue I had with the wire was that it often was sharp at the ends and it became painful to complete certain actions.

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Morris harron, did this as it is showing a connection about a very controversial topic

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He places is sculptures in the real world as he says it's not about controlling space, but making it feel more alive

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jack adair. I remember this it was very very nice and good

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Proportion of the Human Body We learned that the average adult human body is around 7 heads high, meanwhile the ideal adult human form is 7.5-8 heads high.

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If my sculpture was created in a large size I would place it near a running track because he is running at a very quick pace.

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if I had a big boi sculpture boi I would place that boi deep underwater cut I love water and no one will see it cos if it was made by me, no one would want to see it, it be hella ugly

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The wires were very hard to handle as they were slippery and hard to manoeuvre

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I think art can be enjoyed more by less informed people if it is photorealistic but gestural drawings can still be enjoyed nonetheless.

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I can't remember where he placed his sculptures but he might have placed them in unusual locations to make them more unique and interesting.

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I am not too sure why he placed his sculptures in these locations, maybe it was to make them appealing and unique.

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maurice harron made 'the hands across the divide' to commemorate the ending of the troubles in Ireland

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Building a wire armature...

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But I thoroughly enjoy the topics all the same. I struggled with minor time issues, but in the end I succeeded with the topics this year. J'adore le dessin ;) Johnny kirk!

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On a scale of 1-10 I found my wire sculpture would be a 4. I found it hard to join the wire together and it was very fiddly and it kept stabbing you. I liked this project because I felt that I could be creative :)

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I remember most of what I learned this year. We needed a little more time than what was provided, and in order to finish our sculptures, we had to come up at lunch instead of doing our work in class. I think my work was relatively successful in regards to the shape and proportions of the sculpture.

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Miles thinks that he pushed it, pulled it, poked it, and slapped it. Miles was in the Tate modern, almost knocking over very expensive 'art'.

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I remember most of what I learned however I think we needed more time to make the sculptures as we had to come up to art at lunchtime quite a lot. I think my sculpture ended up not so bad but in the future I might need to plan better as my ribcage was a bit too big. We learned that the average human body is 7.5 heads high. On a difficulty scale of 1-10 I would say that making the wire armature for my sculpture was a 5. It was quite difficult to start with because the wire was stiff and hard to work with but once we had been doing it for a bit it got easier. I liked doing the paper maché and painting the most but didn't like doing the wire as much. Overall I found the project fairly enjoyable

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The average proportion of the human body is about 7 heads tall. The arms are about 3 heads long and the shoulder breath is around the heads wide.

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I can remember some of the stuff that we learnt about in this project. I would have liked more time in class to finish the sculpture as we had to come up at lunch time to finish it. I think my sculpture was alright but could have been more realistic in places. I learned that the average adult is 7.5 heads high but the ideal is 8. on a scale of 1-10 I found making the wire armature about a 4. it was hard to bend the wire and it kept stabbing me and it was hard to get the right proportions. I learned lots of things about sculpture making.

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I don't know where ya boi Gormley put his big sculptures, he did have an exhibition in the Tate but other than that, I IDK. he probs put his art in places that needed art or something.

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I liked this the most because I do not have to flex my impeccable art skills on y'all

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I would like my sculpture outside my house. this is because if anybody comes over there would be no confusion as to which house was mine

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the first sculpture I layed eyes on was an elephant sculpture at the zoo it was very triumphant and courageous

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I have no idea where Gormley put his sculptures but I would guess that he put them there to commemorate something or make people think

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What I liked most about the sculpture projects was making the wire armature as it was interesting how to make a sculpture and inspires me to make things from everyday items and see how creative I can be.

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I can't remember everything that was spoken in the classroom because I do not have a good memory. It was well timed. My work was well ecomplished comparing to the rest of my c

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the average person kid 7 heads but for sculptures you should aim for 7.5-8

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I remember most of what I learned this year however I feel as though when making the sculptures we needed a bit more time as we had to come up to art at lunchtime a lot. I think my work ended up not

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I like the place where giraffe sculptures are situated because everybody likes giraffes they are very majestic

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I thought the the wire armature wasn't that hard but it was time consuming and wasn't that easy to work with, but I knew what to do and it easy once you got the hang of it. So over all I would give it a 6/10

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I remember this task quite well. I would have liked more time on this as we had to come up at lunchtime ,I would try and do better next time:).

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the average person is around 7 heads tall but the idealistic person for sculptures or art is around 7.5 - 8

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I remember most of what we did and I feel like we needed a bit more time as we spent a lot of time up at lunchtime. I think my work was completely unsuccessful

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I remember doing the one line wire drawing, I completely butchered mine but there you go. I feel we weren't that restricted for time.

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the ideal height was 6 heads for woman and 8 heads was the average height for men

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I like all sculptures because they are cool and pretty :)

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the main project I remember doing is the wire project, the gestural drawings, proportion of the face and I think we had plenty of time to complete the projects as I completed them all on time. I think my projects weren't as successful as I would have wanted them to be like as they were hard to make and draw.

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I do not remember what was the first sculpture I saw, and where it was situated.

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he thinks the sculptures were made by being pushed and pulled and pushed and pulled

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I think they should be put into surprising places - this makes sculptures even more interesting. I would put my sculpture if I made one into a park.

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Sir Antony Mark David Gormley, OBE (born 30 August 1950) is a British sculptor. His best known works include the Angel of the North, a public sculpture in Gateshead in the North of England, commissioned in 1994 and erected in February 1998, Another Place on Crosby Bridge near Liverpool, and Event Horizon a multi-part site installation which premiered in London in 2007, around Madison Square in NYC, in 2010, in Sao Paulo, Brazil, in 2012, and in Hong Kong in 2015–16.

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2/10 for the actual construction of it cuz that stuff HURTS.
8/10 for the paper mache because it was the only fun thing about creating him.

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I like his sculptures

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5/10
Its OK - The wire kept poking your fingers
- When you got the hang of it, it was alright
- Everything after this was much easier

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I think that the gestural drawings were nutty fun. It was simple and yet appealing

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I learnt how to draw mainly through this task

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They are very interesting to do. The walking cycle which we did not too long ago was very interesting and relaxing to do

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When I was doing my sculpture, I faced tremendous difficulty choosing which position, I should contort my wee wire doll into I had originally had her as a gymnast in the splits but I changed it to a dancer

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I didn't enjoy it as the drawings were supposed to be 7 heads tall and my friend Curtis is only 4 heads tall

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I learnt that ideal proportions are generally just too big, people are usually much smaller. I learnt how to draw a human figure to scale though.

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I absolutely loved drawing these, it is by far the best thing I have ever done in art as you can express your emotions in the form of unique drawings.

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learn how to analyse Giacometti's sculpture

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learn how to analyse Giacometti's sculpture

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https://youtu.be/9jeBlSIlVgo

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I thoroughly enjoyed doing these drawings, the expression you can emit onto the page fills my brain with wondrous thoughts

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I think gestural drawing is a handy way to plan things/figure things out.
Photorealistic art is much more interesting though. It is more of a skill.

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I didn't like doing the wires

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I learnt body proportions and how to experiment.
I was very happy with my sculpture at the end
I would make my sculpture have a more interesting position if I were to do this again.

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I guess my favourite part of the year was doing the blue paper towel on our wire person thing yet my least favourite part was actually doing the wire bending stuff. it hurt.

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I enjoyed relaxing with my mates on a Friday afternoon although I didn't enjoy  putting the paste on the sculpture.

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I like the way we have art

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I liked the paper mache part, and the painting part. The painting was very relaxing. I didn't like the wire, as it was hard to put them into the correct shape.

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While doing this project I have learned many useful skills. I have learned how to join wire together with pliers. I've also learned what the average human proportions are like on a sculpture and how to make the sculpture as human like as possible. If I was to do this project again I would use a different material such as tinfoil instead of wire as it may be easier to shape. I think that we were given the right amount of time for this project and I got my sculpture completed inside the time frame! I think that my sculpture was partly successful but I think that with more time I could improve it!

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the sculpture was very hard and I couldn't do it properly, It dragged on for a really long time so ...

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Antony places his sculptures in places where people can see them, and so that they can interact with them.

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I enjoyed painting my sculpture as it wasn't as hard as the other areas. I disliked the wire element of my sculpture because I found it very hard to do.

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The sculpture was difficult to do with the wire so I think doing it with tinfoil would be easier and less draining, coz doing that wire was kinda a burden

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it was hard to do the wires and the goopy stuff was gross

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I didn't really like making the sculptures because it was hard to shape the wires and the glue stuff felt weird

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I got hurt a lot by non-living objects while doing this project :(

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What I liked about this year in art is just chilling at the end of a week of work with friends, doing art. What I didn't like is the wiring task as I went home, scarred physically and mentally.

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Doing the wire part was hard, but the paper mache was fun, and so was painting it. We could have had a bit more time doing it though.

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Everything I wanna say has been said. basically, THEY HURT