Sculpture

Types of sculpture are

• assembling, carving and modelling

• diorama, statue and modelling

• fashion, carving and assembling

• modelling, craving and assembling

The art principles of designs are

• unity in diversity, balance and combination

• variety, movement and symmetry

• unity, pattern and fibonacci scale

• emphasis, texture and shapes

A diorama can be made by

• printing and assembling

• modelling and carving

• moulding and modelling

• casting and carving

• wielding and assembling

The elements of sculpture are

• space, line and plane

• volume, shape and value

• texture, colour and shape

• space, volume and plane

• colour, line and shape

A branch in visual art that used all three dimensional operation is called ..........

• a diorama

• a statue

• a sculpture

• a model

Three dimensional operations in a sculpture consist of .....

• height, weight and length

• length, width and height

• weight, length and mass

• width, mass and height

Most uncommon material used in modelling are ....

• paper

• bronze

• wood plank

• clay

What is a diorama?

• A diorama is a two-dimensional artwork that combines the disciplines of sculpture and painting, with construction, lighting and design.

• A diorama is a two-dimensional artwork that combines the disciplines of sculpture and wielding, with construction, lighting and design.

• A diorama is a three-dimensional artwork that combines the disciplines of sculpture and painting, with construction, lighting and design.

• A diorama is a three-dimensional artwork that combines the disciplines of visual arts and crafts, with construction, lighting and design.

A partially three-dimensional, full-size replica or scale model of a landscape typically showing historical events, nature scenes or cityscapes, for purposes of education or entertainment.

• modern definition of a diorama

• modern definition of a painting

• modern definition of a crafting

• modern definition of a designing

The purpose of diorama are ..........

• showing nature scenes or cityscapes

• showing historical events

• for education and entertainment

• hobby and wellbeing