This video tutorial guides students through creating a 3D identity name sculpture using poster board. It begins with mind mapping in sketchbooks, followed by drawing and coloring the name on poster board. Students learn to create a stand, cut out letters, and assemble the sculpture using slot attachment and hot glue. The tutorial emphasizes creativity, careful cutting, and secure assembly, encouraging students to express their identity through art.

What is the first step in creating an identity name sculpture?

• Cutting out the letters

• Coloring the letters

• Creating a mind map

• Drawing the name on poster board

When transferring your sketch to the poster board, what should you ensure about the base?

• It is at least as large as the largest letter

• It is the same color as the letters

• It is made of cardboard

• It is smaller than the letters

What is a recommended technique for cutting out the letters?

• Use the tip of the scissors

• Cut all letters in one go

• Rotate the paper around the scissors

• Use a knife instead of scissors

What should you do before storing your cut pieces?

• Label them with your name and block number

• Glue them together

• Throw away the excess paper

• Paint them

What is the purpose of using hot glue in the assembly process?

• To make the sculpture lighter

• To reinforce the connections

• To attach the letters in order

• To color the sculpture

How should you connect the letters to ensure stability?

• Attach letters in alphabetical order

• Use only one slot per letter

• Glue letters directly to the base

• Connect letters in two places

What is important to check once the sculpture is complete?

• That it is lightweight

• That it is colorful

• That it spells your name

• That it is stable and secure