Intro to 3D Design
What is 3D Design?
A variety of works demonstrating your understanding of three dimensional design (occupied/unoccupied space, mass, volume, color/light, form, plane, line, texture)
3D Design Student Examples
3D Design Student Information Sheet
Activity - Using the class text books, find a sculpture you find interesting and present it to your partner. What principle of 3D design do you think it shows? Add this to your answered questions from the videos we watched in class.
Repeated Paper Modules - Group Project (2 max)
Fold, curl, twist or crumple paper (magazine pages, printed out photos, maps, book pages, etc.) and create 30-60 of the same form (they can be different sizes). Glue the papers into either a 3D-sculptural form or a relief sculpture on painted cardboard.
This piece should emphasize unity/variety and balance, and form
Due End of Class Tomorrow
A variety of works demonstrating your understanding of three dimensional design (occupied/unoccupied space, mass, volume, color/light, form, plane, line, texture)
3D Design Student Examples
3D Design Student Information Sheet
Activity - Using the class text books, find a sculpture you find interesting and present it to your partner. What principle of 3D design do you think it shows? Add this to your answered questions from the videos we watched in class.
Repeated Paper Modules - Group Project (2 max)
Fold, curl, twist or crumple paper (magazine pages, printed out photos, maps, book pages, etc.) and create 30-60 of the same form (they can be different sizes). Glue the papers into either a 3D-sculptural form or a relief sculpture on painted cardboard.
This piece should emphasize unity/variety and balance, and form
Due End of Class Tomorrow
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