Paper Sculpture and Ink Drawing Wendy Free Two Dimensional Art
and Part 1: Review/demonstrate/practice basic paper sculpture
techniques and components. Include fringe, curl, fan, cone,
spring, strip shapes, weaving, crumpling, tearing, and piercing.
Part 2: Create a non-representational paper sculpture. Use an 8
½ by 5 ½ piece of copy paper for the base. Incorporate a variety
of combined techniques to construct a three dimensional
composition which is well balanced and visually interesting -
think of variety of size, shape, and texture and relationship of
forms and spaces in between. Consider craftsmanship when
assembling paper sculpture (cutting, gluing.). Part 3: Practice
creating value with ink stippling. Use a black ultra fine
permanent Sharpie marker to fill in a divided strip containing 5
values: white, light, medium, dark, and black. Make values by
varying the number and proximity of dots (many close dots= dark;
few widely spaced dots=light). Make transitions between values
gradual by "fading" from one