1. What is the difference between two-dimensional and three-dimensional art? ______________________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________________ 2. What is the sculpture technique called when you subtract material? a. molding b. carving C. casting 3. Line in sculpture can be ______________or _______________ and is often created with wire. If a sculptor uses geometric forms (pyramids) the edges would also create line. a. bent, split b. fat, skinny c. straight, curved 4. The feel and appearance of the surface of a sculpture is known as the a. texture b. body c. plane 5. __________________ in sculpture can reflect whether a sculpture is symmetrical or asymmetrical. a. Color b. Composition c. Balance 6. Which artist created the famous sculpture of David? a. Michelangelo b. Picasso c. Leonardo Da Vinci
7. A sculpture that moves is called a/an
a. Monumental sculpture b. Kinetic sculpture c. Architectural sculpture 8. Casting uses __________ materials such as plaster poured in a mold which then hardens to create a new solid form. a. powder b. liquid c. fluffy 9. ___________ is a type of additive sculpture in which material is add/or shaped t create a form. a. Carving b. Molding c. Casting 10. What medium (clay, plaster, wire, ect...) are you most excited to experiment with in this class and why? ______________________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________________ 11. On a scale of 0- 10 how knowledgeable are you at sculpting? 0= NO EXPERIENCE and 10= a PRO 0