https://padlet.com/jaimelorenzo_ramos/s1rotynqqwlz en-us 2019-03-28 15:51:12 UTC 2019-03-28 16:37:17 UTC hello@padlet.com jaimelorenzo_ramos https://padlet.com/jaimelorenzo_ramos/s1rotynqqwlz/wish/346214335 After studying and learning the module of sculpture in class, I learned that there is more to sculpture to how I viewed it before. Yes, I knew that sculpting was the art of portraying forms through objects but I never really got in depth to all that. I learned that in sculpture, there is an expression of ideas, feelings and characteristics through the imitation of living forms or what is seen by the person. I learned that casting or molding metal or plaster is considered too as part of sculpture and not only carving of stone or wood. I learned that in sculpture, all elements and details are present for a reason and a purpose, that they give meaning and identity to the sculpture itself. For instance, through what was discussed in class, Michelangelo's David had specific details to how the sculpture looked like. Michelangelo's David was not standing up straight and his one leg was somewhat relaxed or resting. These specific details give emphasis to what Michelangelo wants to portray. The sculpture is making a contrapposto  position which is defined by all the weight being transferred to one foot making the other relaxed. There are different interpretations to the sculpture and these details help give ideas to the audience to help understand the sculpture even more. Ultimately, sculpture is a long and dynamic process of expressing one's inner world via feelings, ideas and characteristics through the artistic way of carving and molding to imitate or represent what is seen in nature in a physical or abstract sense.]]> 2019-03-28 15:57:37 UTC https://padlet.com/jaimelorenzo_ramos/s1rotynqqwlz/wish/346214335 jaimelorenzo_ramos https://padlet.com/jaimelorenzo_ramos/s1rotynqqwlz/wish/346214374 I would like to know the difference in architecture and in sculpture since the processes are similar and that there is carving, molding and etc. that are included in the two.]]> 2019-03-28 15:57:43 UTC https://padlet.com/jaimelorenzo_ramos/s1rotynqqwlz/wish/346214374 jaimelorenzo_ramos https://padlet.com/jaimelorenzo_ramos/s1rotynqqwlz/wish/346215040 I thought of sculpture or sculpting as the process of making two or three dimensional forms by carving certain materials like wood or stone. Examples of sculptures that I knew of were mostly statues of human beings. I saw statues in museums portraying certain notable people in history. That was all I knew about sculpture. ]]> 2019-03-28 15:59:05 UTC https://padlet.com/jaimelorenzo_ramos/s1rotynqqwlz/wish/346215040