This week's inspiration is another element of art ...

-----> F O R M <-----

Form is another important and fundamental part of art. There are many real or implied ways to use form in 3-D or 2-D works of art.

This week, we'll be planning and making sculptures to explore form.

CLICK HERE FOR AN INTRODUCTION TO FORM

CLICK HERE FOR A MORE ADVANCED VIDEO ON FORM

form - the 3-dimensional version of a 2-dimensional shape | forms have height, width, and depth

sculptures - 3-dimensional works of art that take up space

Your Challenge this week is to explore FORM in your art.

Here are some ideas:

Plan a Sculpture: Draw a plan of what sculpture you would make if you had ANY materials and could make anything you wanted!

Toilet Paper Sculptures: Use toilet paper to craft a three-dimensional sculpture of your favorite snack or anything else you want to create

Recycled Materials / Found Objects Sculpture: Create a 3-dimensional sculpture with recyclable materials or found objects from around your house, yard, or neighborhood

2-D Challenge: Make a drawing that tricks the eye by using perspective to create the look of a 3-D form

You can choose how you want to use form. Be creative and have fun experimenting with form in your artwork. Look at the samples below for more ideas!

Enviarás tu arte a través de Google Classroom. El enlace está en nuestra página de inicio junto con el código de la clase.

Si desea compartir su arte para exhibirlo en nuestro sitio web, envíe una imagen con su nombre, grado y título y / o descripción a mrkannard@gisd.k12.nm.us

You will submit your art through Google Classroom. The link is on our home page along with the class code.

If you would like to share your art for display on our website, please send a picture with your name, grade, and a title and/or description to mrkannard@gisd.k12.nm.us