Home  - Basic_S - Sculpture & Carving Art Techniques

Books Baby Camera Phones Computers Games DVD Electronics Kitchen Magazines Music Garden Software Tools Toys Video Apparel & Accessories Jewelry & Watches Musical Instruments Health & Personal Care Beauty Sports & Outdoors Office Products

e99.com Bookstore

Images

Newsgroups

21-40 of 99    Back | 1  | 2  | 3  | 4  | 5  | Next 20

A  B  C  D  E  F  G  H  I  J  K  L  M  N  O  P  Q  R  S  T  U  V  W  X  Y  Z

Sculpture & Carving Art Techniques:     more books (100)

Stained Glass: Exploring New Techniques and New Materials by Giorgetta McRee, Livia McRee, 2003-01-01 25 Gunfighter Patterns for Carvers: With Step-By-Step Carving Instructions (A Schiffer Book for Woodcarvers) by Al Streetman, 1995-08 New Ways With Polymer Clay: The Next Generation of Projects and Techniques by Kris Richards, 1997-02 The Art of the Woodcarver (Guild of Master Craftsman) by Woodcarving Magazine, 1996-08 Upland Game Bird Carving by Rosalyn Daisey, 1992-06-01 Hobby Ceramics: Techniques and Projects for Beginners by Patricia A. Waller, 2003-02-06 Techniques of Terracotta by Quentin Bell, 1983-05 Hobo & Tramp Art Carving: An Authentic American Folk Tradition by Adolph Vandertie, Patrick Spielman, 1995-09 Polymer Claywork (New Crafts) by Mary Maguire, 1998-06-25 Carving Bears and Bunnies by Tom Wolfe, Douglas Congdon-Martin, 1990-07 Tom Perkins: Lettercarver (EJF Books on the Lettering Arts) Carving Out the Wild West With Tom Wolfe: The Saloon by Tom Wolfe, 1991-07 Stephen Rolfe Powell: Glassmaker by Stephen Rolfe Powell, 2007-10-12 Paper Sculpture: A Step-by-step Guide by Kathleen Ziegler, Nick Greco, 1993-11-05

lists with details

21. Course- Sculpture
    materials, tools, and techniques of sculpture. Fundamentals of sculpture production explored, including methods of carving, construction and casting. art 171  
    http://www.sbcc.cc.ca.us/art/website/Art_html/course_sculpt.html

22. The Art Of Food Sculpture: Designs & Techniques
    Email a friend about this book, The art of Food sculpture Designs techniques. Basic Food sculpture techniques, 8, (49). Simple Vegetable carving, 57, (39).  
    http://www.booksmatter.com/b0764314548.htm
    
    Extractions: Food Sculpture Tools Basic Food Sculpture Techniques Simple Vegetable Carving Simple Fruit Carving Cold Meat, Cheese, and Egg Carvings Dough Sculpture Pasta Garnishes Sculpting Small Melons and Squash Sculpting Large Melons and Squash Sculpting Hard Cheese and Tallow Sample of Trays with Garnish Stencils Postscript Index Home Search Browse Express Order ... Help

23. Books, Art, Architecture & Photography, Sculpture, Techniques & Tools, Carving
    carving Found Wood 10 Top Carvers Share techniques and Inspirations for Oneof-a-kind Driftwood, Bark and Other Natural Form Pieces - V. Hood, Jack A  
    http://www.co-uk-shopping.com/cat-267764/Books/Art-Architecture-&-Photography/Sc

24. Books, Art, Architecture & Photography, Sculpture, Techniques & Tools, Learning
    Paper art The Complete Guide to Papercraft techniques Diane Maurer carving Signs The Woodworker s Guide to carving, Lettering and Gilding - G. Krockta  
    http://www.co-uk-shopping.com/cat-512374/Books/Art-Architecture-&-Photography/Sc

25. Links To Art Sites On The Web - Link Exchange
    looking Patina on Terracotta sculpture, Mold-making, Stone carving, Figurative sculpture, The Lost Wax Bronze Casting Process, art Problems and techniques  
    http://www.experimentalarts.com/links.htm

26. ART
    techniques covered are carving, forming, shaping, and throwing with continued emphasis on design and craftsmanship Prerequisite sculpture I. art 210 PAINTING II.  
    http://www.alpenaschools.com/ahs/academics/art.html
    
    Extractions: Our goal in the Art Department of Alpena High School is to help students think creatively, problem solve, and express themselves. We will accomplish this by teaching students to appreciate and interpret their world through a variety of artistic experiences. We realize that in today's society it is essential to develop creative thinking and problem solving skills for every aspect of life. In the art curriculum, students will use these skills for every project and exercise they do. Credit: 1/2 This course explores basic camera knowledge through equipment use and lab experiences. Photography introduces students to a way of seeing. The objective is to provide students with the skills necessary to compose, and shoot still shots, and print quality photographs whether as art, career, or a lifetime skill. History of photography and its development as an art form including the newest technology in videography and quality imaging are emphasized. Students need to know this is a technical course that requires studying and written homework during the first marking period to fully understand the mechanics of the camera and the photographic process. Homework for the second marking period includes planning out and shooting photos for projects. Lab takes place in class. Listening skills and the ability to follow directions will determine how quickly you reach various skill levels in order to obtain a school camera and complete the requirements for the course. A small lab fee may be charged.

27. Faculty
    Public art Fabrication techniques August 28Sept.1. One of the original participants of the carving Studio and sculpture Center in 1987, Bob Siracusa owns and  
    http://www.vermontel.net/~carving/falcuty.html
    
    Extractions: Home Workshops Registration Faculty Directions Events Faculty B. Amore is Founder and former Director of the Carving Studio and Sculpture Center. She has dedicated her life to making art and sharing the journey through her teaching. She served on the faculty of the Boston Museum and currently teaches with the Vermont College MFA program. Awards include Fulbright and Mellon Fellowships, percent-for-Art commissions as well as inclusions in collections in the U.S., Europe and Asia. She just completed a collaborative stone environment with Woody Dorsey for the new Humanities Building at the University of Colorado; Boulder entitled "Pillars of Humanity." B and Woody coordinate KOKORO Studio Retreat Center. Amore is represented by Soho 20 Gallery in NYC and is preparing a solo show for Ellis Island Museum in the fall of 2000. "To See What We Can See" July 22-23 Frank Anjo received his BFA in Sculpture from the Nova Scotia College of Art and Design. Mr. Anjo integrates his fine art and technical carving skills to create new and restore old architectural works. A recently completed commission is a 20- ton 'Millenium Stone' representing major persons and events from the last one thousand years. Stone Carving August 7-11 Fred X. Brownstein

28. The Fine Art And Craft Of Netsuke Carving
    Students Will (a,b). create a sculpture, by carving alternative techniques and methods in carving to represent These art Elements are revealed with light and  
    http://www.fmhs.cnyric.org/clay/curriculum/netsuke/netsukeLC.html

29. Art Department Courses
    art242 sculpture II carving, 3 cr. Studio problems involving traditional and contemporary carving techniques using wood and stone. Prereq. art-240 or  
    http://www.neiu.edu/~art/cours.html
    
    Extractions: Courses: The following required courses are offered on a rotational basis. Students need to plan their programs accordingly. Rotating Courses Course Number Course Description Offered ART-106 Introduction to Art History I Fall and Spring ART-107 Introduction to Art History II Fall,and Spring ART-120 Drawing I Fall and Spring ART-130 Two-dimensional Design Fall and Spring ART-140 Three-dimensional Design Fall and Spring ART-201 Contemporary Art Fall ART-220 Drawing II Fall ART-234 Color Fall ART-392 Senior Project Spring Contemporary Art Education in the Secondary School Fall Secondary Student Teaching and Seminar in Art Spring 100 Level Courses 200 Level Courses 300 Level Courses ART-101 Art in Society, 3 cr. Study of the function of art in a variety of cultures with specific reference to American culture. Application of insights gained through inter-cultural analysis of contemporary issues. Slide lectures, films, gallery, and museum visits. ART-106 Introduction to Art History I, 3 cr. Meanings and functions of the visual arts in Western history from c3000 B.C.E. through the 17th century C.E. Basic terminology and definitions through analysis of forms, style and techniques; value judgments, taste, and the viewer's appreciation of art forms through an understanding of their historical context. Slide lectures and museum

30. UK Sculpture Websites Sculpture UK
    Nicholas Chapman arts art, sculpture, poetry and sculpture in Stone - Three-day residential stone and master stone carving techniques carving in Portland  
    http://www.splut.com/001/024.htm

31. Westcott Bay Sculpture Park & Nature Reserve, Roche Harbor, San Juan Island
    demonstrating their talents and selling their art, and local day Sculptors demonstrating their stone carving, and blacksmithing techniques, and exhibiting  
    http://www.wbay.org/
    
    Extractions: Westcott Bay Reserve on San Juan Island is a nineteen-acre microcosm of the San Juan ecology: forests, meadows, freshwater wetlands, saltwater wetlands, and rocky outcroppings. The trails throughout the Reserve are interspersed with interpretative displays about nature and a rotating exhibit of over 100 sculptures, creating an outdoor museum for families, and friends. The sculptures include works in bronze, stone, wood, metal, glass and ceramic by noted artists from the San Juan Islands and all around the Pacific Northwest In 2003, over 30,000 guests visited the Reserve, arriving by boat, bicycle, moped, plane, seaplane on foot and by car. Through their letters of support and during their visits, guests consistently share their sense of pleasure about the integration of the art forms within the natural settings. Each year the Reserve hosts a variety of events listed below. The Westcott Bay Institute (a non-profit organization) manages the Reserve which officially opened on September 8th, 2001. The Reserve is made possible through the generous dedication of land by Roche Harbor Resort, the hard work of many volunteers, and contributions of materials and funds from local sponsors and global visitors. Site maps and a donation box are located at the entrance.

32. Saidye Bronfman Centre For The Arts
    The course will also address various finishing techniques. Create a stone carving sculpture in this intensive week. on Friday with a work of art (experience in  
    http://www.saidyebronfman.org/school/s_c_sto.html
    
    Extractions: Courses Stone Carving All levels This course offers instruction in direct carving or "taille directe". You will explore principle stone types such as soap stone, alabaster and marble, and learn their consistencies. Appropriate tools will be selected for the realisation of personal projects, and models or drawings may used to aid your work. Finishing techniques will be covered. 9:00 am - 12:00 pm, Tuesday

33. Index Of The Works And Pictorial Handbooks On Modern Chinese Folk Fine Arts
    Dunhuang Coloured sculpture Dunhuang Coloured sculpture A Study on Dazhu Stone Composition Dongyang Wood carving techniques of Wood carving art of Huizhou  
    http://www.seu.edu.cn/art/english/cind2.htm

34. Sculpture
    carving. sculpture carving. Ltn. Moulding Casting. RPL available. Bronze Casting. Ltn. art Foundry Practice. Ltn. Fabrication. sculpture Fabrication techniques. Ltn.  
    http://www.tafe.tas.edu.au/courses/artcraft/sculpture.htm
    
    Extractions: Information for Students International Students Staff Information About The Institute Quick Links Adult Education Drysdale Starting Soon Library Services Campus Locations Fees Search Site Map Contact Us Home Courses for Careers > Sculpture This Studio information forms part of the Diploma of Art, Craft, Design course and therefore should be read in conjunction with the Diploma of Art, Craft, Design course outline , regardless of whether the full qualification is pursued. To be eligible to receive the Diploma of Art, Craft, Design at least 18 electives should be chosen of which eight (8) must be chosen from one studio area or ten (10) electives if the studio is to be indicated in the qualification title. To be eligible to receive the Diploma of Art, Craft, Design at least 18 electives should be chosen of which eight (8) must be chosen from one Studio area. In addition to the Elective Modules outlined , students are required to complete the

35. Sculpture
    Students will learn to use the art of blacksmithing as well as metal forming techniques, utilizing sculpture, Jane Jaskevich, BEGINNING STONE carving.  
    http://www.spruillarts.org/sculpture.htm
    
    Extractions: Summer Quarter 2004 Spring Quarter 2004 SCULPTURE Tom Williams FIGURATIVE SCULPTURE Course # 042SCFS010 Sessions: 8. 7 PM to 9:30 PM Mon Member $145.00 Non-member $165.00 Figurative clay sculpture in which students will be working with nude models. Emphasis will be on anatomy, scale, and proportion. A model fee will be collected during the first class. Lab fee of $20 PAYABLE WITH REGISTRATION. Model fee to be shared, amount TBA. SCULPTURE Tom Williams FIGURATIVE SCULPTURE Course # 042SCFS020 Sessions: 8. 10 AM to 12:30 PM Wed Member $145.00 Non-member $165.00 Figurative clay sculpture in which students will be working with nude models. Emphasis will be on anatomy, scale, and proportion. A model fee will be collected during the first class. Lab fee of $20 PAYABLE WITH REGISTRATION. Model fee to be shared, amount TBA. SCULPTURE Frederick Parker METAL SCULPTURE 1: BASIC WELDING FOR ARTISTS Course # 042SCMS010 Sessions: 8.

36. Buy All Sculpture & Other Three-dimensional Art Forms Books At The Best Price Wi
    sculpture other threedimensional art forms. to 1525 discusses their artistic styles, techniques of carving, and place Title Chokwe art and Initiation Among.  
    http://books.kelkoo.co.uk/b/a/cpc_5101_gs_16270110_category.html
    
    Extractions: Title: Whittling Author: Higginbotham, Bill An introduction to the fundamentals of wood carving discusses the use of patterns and the basic tools and provides guidance in the carving of an assortment of animals and human figures. more Title: Making Miniature Food and Market Stalls Author: Scarr, Angie more Title: Yoshitomo Nara: in the Deepest Puddle Author: Nara, Yoshitomo more Title: Carving the Human Face Author: Phares, Jeff more Title: Craft Workshop: Polymer Clay Author: Maguire, Mary more Title: Making Art Work Mike Smith Studios furnishes the architecture for the installations and sculptures of young British artists. This text unravels the activities of Mike Smith Studios, including its role in the creation... more Title: Modeling a Likeness in Clay Describes the materials, tools, and work space needed for sculpting and demonstrates the step-by-step techniques for creating lifelike portrait busts.

37. Art Education
    used to create 3dimensional art forms. as decorative forms in sculpture (carving, construction, casting be placed on construction techniques and craftsmanship  
    http://www.district87.org/bhs/coursedes/art.htm
    
    Extractions: This is a basic fundamental of Art class. Through the study of drawing and design students will develop their abilities to understand and express visual art. Many techniques and media are explored through structured 2-dimensional and 3-dimensional units. (Purchase of additional materials may be required) This is a survey course for advanced art students. Students will work a variety of media including: drawing, painting, ceramics, layout and design, printmaking, sculpture, and art history. Techniques and skills will be emphasized through self-expression and aesthetics. (Purchase of additional materials may be required) Experienced art students will explore media used to create 3-dimensional art forms. Students will create functional forms in ceramics (pottery) as well as decorative forms in sculpture (carving, construction, casting, or modeling). Emphasis will be placed on construction techniques and craftsmanship as well as creative expression.

38. Stone Carving-tools Of The Trade
    I carve sculpture in limestone and marble, using traditional tools and techniques which I learned as gargoyles. carving tools and techniques. How a block of stone becomes a sculpture  
    http://www.stonecarver.com/carvtool.html
    
    Extractions: Chicago, U.S.A. I carve sculpture in limestone and marble, using traditional tools and techniques which I learned as an apprentice in Italy and as a journeyman carver on the National Cathedral in Washington, D.C. This site is filled with examples of the work I created with these skills, including my gargoyles and stone fireplaces Stone carving tools have not changed significantly since the technique of forging steel was developed. The pneumatic hammer was introduced between 1885 and 1890 (powered by huge steam driven air compressors), and has pretty much replaced the wooden mallet and iron hammer. Carbide tipped tools began appearing in the middle of the 20th century. Most limestone carvers still prefer the old hand forged chisels, and keep a wooden mallet close at hand. The basic concepts of carved stone work haven't changed much in thousands of years, even as the tools have slowly evolved. The three basic types of chisels remain the same: a point for roughing out the stone, tooth chisels (also called claw tools) for shaping and modeling the forms, and flat chisels for the finished surfaces and details. Within each class there are endless variations; for example gouges, bull-noses and miter tools are all variations on the flat chisel. Measuring and copying of designs is done in a variety of ways, depending on the requirements of the job. Architectural moldings can be cut using templets (now cut from plastic instead of the traditional zinc), which are traced on the stone. Many carvings can be done by eye, copying a drawing or rough clay or plaster model. For example, when carving my

39. Techniques Page
    techniques of sculpture. For some time, I have been answering various questions on the Usenet regarding techniques of artmaking, mostly in regard to sculpture.  
    http://users.lmi.net/~drewid/Techniques2.htm

40. Sculpture: Techniques And Materials
    than stone and was preferred by the Greeks for their extensive art of public sculpture. Metal may also be cast in solid, hammered, carved, or incised forms.  
    http://www.infoplease.com/ce6/ent/A0860990.html
    
    Extractions: Encyclopedia sculpture The principal sculptural techniques have undergone little change throughout the ages. Hand modeling in wax (see wax figures , or clay remains unaltered, although the firing of the clay from simple terra-cotta to elaborately glazed ceramics has varied greatly. Carving has for centuries made use of such varied materials as stone, wood, bone, and, more recently, plastics, and carvers have long employed many types of hammers, chisels, drills, gauges, and saws. For carrying out monumental works from small studies, various mechanical means have been developed for approximating the proportions of the original study. Bronze casting is also a technique of extreme antiquity (see bronze sculpture ). The Greeks and Chinese mastered the

A  B  C  D  E  F  G  H  I  J  K  L  M  N  O  P  Q  R  S  T  U  V  W  X  Y  Z

21-40 of 99    Back | 1  | 2  | 3  | 4  | 5  | Next 20