Objectives:
I will demonstrate that I can construct a three-dimensional soft sculpture using coiling and stitching techniques.
I will demonstrate craftsmanship by wrapping cord evenly and securely with yarn or fabric.
I will apply structural techniques to create a stable container form.
I will analyze and choose materials based on desired thickness, texture, and structural outcome.
I will use fiber art vocabulary correctly in discussion, critique, and self-reflection.
I will create an original sculptural container that demonstrates creativity, planning, and problem-solving.
Vocabulary:
Balance – Even distribution of visual or physical weight in an artwork.
Coil – A continuous spiral shape formed by wrapping material in a circular motion.
Container – A hollow form designed to hold something.
Fiber Art – Art made using textile or fiber materials.
Form – A three-dimensional object having height, width, and depth.
Functional – Designed to be useful.
Nonfunctional – Designed for aesthetic purposes rather than use.
Sculpture – Three-dimensional artwork.
Stability – The ability of a structure to remain balanced and upright.
Texture – The surface quality (actual or visual) of an object.
Three-Dimensional (3D) – Having height, width, and depth.
Tension – The tightness of pulled material.
Wrapping – Covering a core material with another material.
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