Paper Sculpture: Folding and Cutting
Exploring paper as a sculptural medium, using techniques like folding, cutting, and scoring to create 3D forms.
Key Questions
- Design a paper sculpture that demonstrates balance and rhythm.
- Explain how different cuts and folds affect the rigidity of paper.
- Compare the challenges of working with paper versus clay for sculpture.
National Curriculum Attainment Targets
Suggested Methodologies
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