Sculpture: Form in Three Dimensions
Introduction to basic sculptural techniques using clay or other malleable materials to create three-dimensional forms.
Key Questions
- How does working in three dimensions differ from working on a two-dimensional surface?
- Analyze how different textures can be created on a sculptural surface.
- Design a small sculpture, explaining how you achieved balance and form.
CBSE Learning Outcomes
Suggested Methodologies
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