Download Category: 3D
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Card Constructed Homes
Card Constructed Homes, inspired by Japanese sculptural artist Yukihiro Akama. This project is perfect for introducing architecture into your teaching in a creative and accessible way. Constructing sculptures from cardboard offers a cost-effective method to incorporate three-dimensional work into your curriculum, while encouraging hands-on exploration of form and structure. During this project, students will: This…
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Textured Pinch Pots – Ceramic Project
This Textured Pinch Pots project was made in collaboration with clay expert Jenna Cleary. Ideal for the inexperienced ceramicist teacher, this project is packed with advice and guides you through creating textured pinch pots and shows a variety of ways to glaze or paint them. During this project, students will: *No artist images are included…
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3D Cardboard Collage Beetle
Student will: Included in this download: Materials required: Cardboard, masking tape, scissors, glue, recycled paper such as magazines, tickets, paper bags etc. There are more 3D Art Lessons on The Arty Teacher website.
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Phlegm Inspired Mini Sculpture
This is a short, fun 3D project in which students make a small sculpture inspired by the street artist Phlegm. To introduce students to this artist’s work, it’s a good idea to use the free Phlegm presentation at the start of this project. During this project student will: Create an artist research page about the…
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Phlegm Inspired Mythical Beast Sculpture Unit
This is predominantly a video resource. You can use the videos to teach yourself or directly with your students. The talented street artist Phlegm has inspired this card and paper mache sculpture. I suggest you use the free presentation on Phlegm available on this website at the start of the project to introduce your students…
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Recycled Christmas Tree
As well as opening up discussions about using recycled materials, this Recycled Christmas Tree art lesson, will teach your students valuable 3D making skills. Included in this download: Materials required: Magazines or thick junk mail, cardboard box, cereal box, clear sticky tape, a long-armed compass. (Find a long-armed compass on Amazon.com or Amazon.co.uk #Ad) There…