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- 3. A malleable and earthy material used in sculpting that can be molded and fired to create ceramic sculptures.
- 5. The process of creating a sculpture by pouring molten material, such as metal, into a mold to take on a desired shape.
- 9. Made from a combination of everyday objects, scraps, junk, and found materials
- 10. A type of metamorphic rock often used in sculpture due to its fine grain and ability to be carved into intricate shapes.
- 13. The surname of our artist model
- 14. A tool with a sharp-edged, angled blade used for cutting and shaping stone or wood in sculpture.
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- 1. A sculpture depicting a person's head, neck, and shoulders, often used for portrait representations.
- 2. A white powder mixed with water to create a paste used for making molds and casts in sculpture.
- 4. To cut or shape a material, typically wood or stone, with tools to create a sculpture.
- 6. Focuses on how the viewer physically moves through and perceives the space
- 7. A hollow form used to shape or cast materials like clay, plaster, or metal to create sculptures.
- 8. The traditional Māori art of carving in wood, stone, or bone.
- 11. A metal alloy, primarily composed of copper and tin, commonly used for casting sculptures.
- 12. A three-dimensional representation of a person, animal, or object, usually made of stone, metal, or wood.