We are exploring organic form.  

Organic forms are normally found in nature.  They are moving lines that evolve from one area to another without a hard transition.  They are irregular and may seem flowing and unpredictable.

The most obvious example of organic forms are realistic representations of the natural world or living things.

Your work should be based upon objects found in nature, or have the qualities of forms found in nature- pieces instead of the whole.  

1. Delve into this link, Nature Lab from Rhode Island School of Design, and look for forms that catch your interest.  

2. Document the image digitally into a Google Doc

   • • Include a reference photo

     • Include exactly what it is and what you like about it.  

     • Do this for at least 4 different images.  This documentation will be your inspiration for your organic sculpture. 

     • Turn your research into Google Classroom