https://padlet.com/althea_villanueva/uw168h8e0wyb Made with a wish on a star en-us 2019-03-27 08:37:00 UTC 2024-10-19 17:54:49 UTC hello@padlet.com althea_villanueva https://padlet.com/althea_villanueva/uw168h8e0wyb/wish/346144390 What I know about a sculpture is that it is obviously tangible, it can be seen, and it is very solid.  Sculptures are known to be very detailed whether in the lines drawn on the subject or the various expressions shown in the different subjects such as being happy, sorrowful, being angry, or any form of expression. Most sculptures I’m familiar with are represented through human forms such as gods like Zeus or significant people like David. Furthermore, marble, glass, clay, and other materials can be used for making different sculptures.

]]> 2019-03-28 13:59:05 UTC https://padlet.com/althea_villanueva/uw168h8e0wyb/wish/346144390 althea_villanueva https://padlet.com/althea_villanueva/uw168h8e0wyb/wish/346144896 Carving, modeling, assembly, and casting are the four methods in making a sculpture. These methods also have a relativity to the sculpture since a specific method ca be used to portray a different yet a beautiful sculpture. Even if a sculpture is always in place, there is still motion just by looking at the subject itself.  Viewers can infer what it is about to do or what movement the subject is doing just by looking at the sculpture. Greek and Roman have several sculptures however, they have their differences.  Greek sculptures usually represent human forms of the different gods while Roman sculpture represent real people. Lastly, MASS and SPACE are two different principal elements. Mass talks about the wholeness of the sculpture, its bulkiness and the sculpture as a solid. While space is the air that is surrounding the whole sculpture.

]]> 2019-03-28 13:59:59 UTC https://padlet.com/althea_villanueva/uw168h8e0wyb/wish/346144896 althea_villanueva https://padlet.com/althea_villanueva/uw168h8e0wyb/wish/346145576

I would like to learn more about the materials used in making a sculpture; as to which can be preserved longer or has a better outcome after the sculpture making. 

• I would also like to give importance and learn more about modern sculptures such as “Force of Nature” by Lorenzo Quinn or the “Maman Spider Sculpture” in Tokyo because of it pleasing appearance yet both portrayed a unique and different kind of style but at the same time, be considered as a fine art still. 

• I would also like to be enlightened the proportion and balance about abstract sculptures since its appearance is more unique and quite peculiar. It can sometimes appear to be very weird at the first glance.

]]> 2019-03-28 14:01:05 UTC https://padlet.com/althea_villanueva/uw168h8e0wyb/wish/346145576 althea_villanueva https://padlet.com/althea_villanueva/uw168h8e0wyb/wish/346155036 2019-03-28 14:15:36 UTC https://padlet.com/althea_villanueva/uw168h8e0wyb/wish/346155036 althea_villanueva https://padlet.com/althea_villanueva/uw168h8e0wyb/wish/346159684 2019-03-28 14:24:40 UTC https://padlet.com/althea_villanueva/uw168h8e0wyb/wish/346159684