Figurative Sculpture: Form in 3D
Introduction to sculpting the human form, focusing on volume, balance, and gesture.
Key Questions
- Explain how three-dimensional form differs from two-dimensional representation of the figure.
- Evaluate the challenges of achieving balance and stability in figurative sculpture.
- Design a small figurative sculpture emphasizing a particular pose or gesture.
National Curriculum Attainment Targets
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