Patricia Piccinini
Intro (first 60 seconds)
Sculpting process (show until 10:30)
Discussion of Curious Affection exhibit (show the whole segment)
animal intelligence – examples of previous student projects
metal casting process
small-scale sculpting in clay
Toy sculptor Jeff Feligno uses Castelene to create his models
http://www.feligno.com/9798/152960/gallery/toy-sculpture
highly detailed castelene sculpts
Toy sculptor Alex Heinke uses Castelene to create his models
Edward Snowden bust in NYC
Zoe Dufour
Beth Cavener Stichter – large-scale modeling of ceramic sculpture
Step by step images that show the clay modeling process
Beth Cavener
Hair modeling examples
When sculpting any form we want to work general to specific to get good results efficiently.
- To model hair, we begin by sculpting the primary form as a simple ‘helmet’.
- Then we identify ‘clumps’ as secondary forms.
- Finally, we add ‘strands’. The images below illustrate the process.
Some additional great examples of how to sculpt hair can be found by doing a google image search of: ‘renaissance sculpture hair’: link
Richard Notkin’s incredibly detailed, often politically charged, and bizzare ceramic projects
Past student clay projects that employ inventive alterations
Tip Toland detail image
Steven Finke
Maurizio Cattelan – La Nona Ora
Radiolarian sculptures from past semesters
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