Assignment 2: Making a High and Low relief in one sculpture: Front facing Work!! Due Thurs

      •Relief simply means a sculpture is on a flat surface and not in the round. (does not have a back – can’t walk around it)

      

•High relieve means the sculpture is carved quite deep and show a strong shadow it is also a point of where important details are.

•High relieve means the sculpture is carved quite deep and show a strong shadow it is also a point of where important details are.

•Haut Relief – high relief (pronounced ‘HAh’)

• Low usually is pushed back and is smoother, flatter and tend to show less contrast of lit and shadow.

 

         Low usually is pushed back and is smoother, flatter and tend to show less contrast of lit and shadow.

      •Relief Sculpture – physically pushing or pulling the two-Dimensional picture plane into the third dimension of actual space. 

•Relief simply means a sculpture is on a flat surface and not in the round. (does not have a back – can’t walk around it)

•Bas Relief – low relief (pronounced “Bah”)

ASSIGNMENT


•Make a relief work that deal with both a High and low relief in some way.

•One part must be a High Relief in the piece and one must show an area to be low relief– size optional

•FRONTAL VIEW

•Draw at least 4- 5 drawings to plan it out

•Build it out of cardboard/foam board

Assignment Due:  Thursday, January 28

NOTE:  •In relief sculpture and full round sculpture on the other hand, depth and the modeling of form hinges upon the artist’s ability to control how actual light (and its inverse-shadow) plays across the surface of the relief or sculpture.

•Build a relief piece using white styro- foam or cardboard or intermix the piece.

•Must incorporate both (haut) high and Low (Bas) Relief!

•Think abstract.

•Think texture

•In three-dimensionality work- art can be viewed from primarily a frontal view as in a relief form. In frontal view the work is organized in the front  - where the visual interest is sought.  This experience is presented for frontal view by the artist.

•Make a Relief piece – size optional

•Must show both low and high relief in it

•FRONTAL VIEW

•Draw at least 5 drawings to plan it out

•Build it out of cardboard/foam board

Assignment Due:  Thursday January 28.