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Worksheets3D Sculpture: Cardboard Object Replica
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 18mins
Sculpture is...
The art of making 2-dimensional pieces from various materials
The art of making 3-dimensional pieces from various materials
______ is the element of art that is three-dimensional and consist of length, width, and depth of a shape.
Shape
Form
Texture
Space
Creating details such as this, we are doing what as artists?
manipulating cardboard to show actual texture and detail.
Layering cardboard to show depth and a raised surface.
Adding depth and detail through layers of cardboard..
All of these options are correct.
An example of form would be
line
sphere
square
circle
Choose the correct term for the following definition:
Stack and glue several pieces of cardboard together to create height.
Cone
Stacking
Score
Feet
Choose the correct term for the following definition:
Remove the thin top layer of cardboard to expose the ridges inside.
Exposed Corrugation
Cone
Stacking
Tabs
Choose the correct term for the following definition:
Score and bend, attach to both sides of a piece like bookends, secure to a base.
Feet
Stacking
Tabs
Score
Choose the correct term for the following definition:
Make several cuts to the same depth, fold out, secure to a base.
Slot
Score
Flange
Tabs
Choose the correct term for the following definition:
Make straight cuts, insert cut sides into each other.
Slot
Tabs
Flange
Feet
Which Art movement was Picasso part of?
Impressionism
Fauvism
Post-Modernism
Cubism
Pick 2 of Picasso's most famous paintings
Organize if these are a still life or not.
Squirrel
Ms. Lin
Sneaker
Rock
Vase
Fruits
Books
Toys
mountains
Ms. Lin's capybara
Ocean
Jellyfish
Portraits
a framework or skeleton to provide support for the figure is called a (an) ___________?
armature
bones
base
hang
What element of art refers to how things feel or look as if they might feel?
Color
Value
Texture
Space
Put these descriptions in the right category.
Spiky
Smooth
Bumpy
Fluffy
Creamy
polka dots
broken lines
wiggly lines
Cylinder
Sphere
Cube
Cone
A 3-dimentional art that occupies the whole space is a(n) (a) art.
Who was the artist that creates hyper realistic, life-size objects made solely from cardboard and glue?
Salvador Dali
Henri Matisse
Pablo Picasso
Chris Gilmore
Always use a cutting board when you are cutting cardboards.
True
False
Sometimes
Which cardboard technique requires a yarn?
Wrap
Tabs
Gusset
Fold
What are required in a creative process sketch?
Sketch
Reference Pictures
Steps
Materials
Techniques
Artist statement
Feedbacks from peers
random doodles
Artist's biography
Math equations
