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| Frank Stella |
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| creating a base |
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| finding inspiration from a flower garden |
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| overlapping shapes and textures |
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| repetition and rhythm |
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| making things pop up |
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| visual and actual texture |
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| final product |
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| final product |
Mrs. Knight's Smartest Artists, Dolvin Elementary School, Johns Creek, Georgia
Friday, February 4, 2011
5th grade: abstract relief sculptures
Nature was our inspiration for creating these relief sculptures, which are raised only on the front. After sketching and simplifying different landforms, gardens, waterfalls, etc., we designed three-dimensional reliefs from a variety of materials. We also looked at examples by Frank Stella, like this one called The Science of Laziness.
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I love the raised pieces and the mesh bags on these collages! I just happened on your blog and have had fun nosing around your past projects. We just finished Japanese notans, too!! Aren't they fun?!!
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